Leave your cars and hop on The Link (Community Shuttle) – Baldwin Hills Parklands The Link runs on a 20 minute loop from the La Cienega Exposition Line Light Rail Station to the Baldwin Hills …[READ MORE]
You too can be a part of the Magical Mystical Marvelous Mayhem hosted by the Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center. The group’s annual major fundraiser is on Saturday, March 15th at the …[READ MORE]
Affordable housing and rent stabilization are two entirely different issues and even if Culver City were to create more affordable housing at this juncture, which of course Culver City also desperately needs, it would still …[READ MORE]
At its February 25 meeting, the CCUSD Board of Education will discuss a resolution that calls for a facilities bond and the associated language to be placed on the June ballot. In recent months, the …[READ MORE]
Beginning July 1, 2013, the State of California changed the funding formula for public education and requires school districts to develop a Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). The LCAP is a plan that aligns the …[READ MORE]
Why is this week’s Downtown Culver City Third Wednesday event titled “Out of this World Happy Hour?” Because this month (in addition to Third Wednesday’s live music, free samples, restaurant and retail specials) you can …[READ MORE]
Volunteers are the most extraordinary people. Every year volunteers in the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) dedicate tens of thousands of hours to raising money, to freeing up teacher time by making photocopies, to …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) Commission invites the public to participate in the discussion of an important Agenda Item at an upcoming meeting. WHAT: Continued Consideration of a Recommendation to the …[READ MORE]
The Tokyoization of Los Angeles — Culver Cit-izens are starting to ride our train system! Just this weekend, I went twice from Culver City to Pasadena, and I’ve taken the train numerous times to Downtown …[READ MORE]
Peanuts, anyone? It turns out there’s a big one in the sky—a strange peanut-shaped asteroid named 25143 Itokawa, about one-third of a mile long and roughly half that wide. By making exquisitely precise measurements using …[READ MORE]
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