Please find below Exposition Light Rail Line’s latest notice regarding final paving and striping on Venice Boulevard in the City of Los Angeles. There will be lane closures to complete roadway improvements on Venice Boulevard, …[READ MORE]
CCUSD and CCEF have a new way of celebrating our incredible CCUSD team. This year, each school site will have its own Teacher and Classified Employee of the year! In collaboration with the Culver City …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, While Jody Reichel states: “I wouldn’t want the actions of a few students to cause people to think badly of our entire student body. We have so many amazing kids. Want proof? Go …[READ MORE]
Learning a Lesson — During my undergraduate days at UCLA, then as now, hundreds of students listened to their professors in large lecture halls. I don’t recall anyone trying to stop a professor mid-lecture to …[READ MORE]
Sharif Atkins, star of the TV Series White Collar, will host an hour long tribute to the poet Langston Hughes, including a reading of his celebrated work “Thank You, Ma’m,” on January 31, at 4 …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I’m responding to your coverage of events that occurred at Culver City High School in December 2013, and were reported to school officials and police in January 2014. Your report seems to be …[READ MORE]
Astronomers at the Leiden Observatory (The Netherlands) and the University of Rochester (USA) have discovered that the ring system that they see eclipse the very young Sun-like star J1407 is of enormous proportions, much larger …[READ MORE]
Gentle Readers, Do you see this face? Does this look like the face of a happy cat? No. It does not. It looks like a cat about to go postal. I was in the middle …[READ MORE]
Here are some highlights from the City Council meeting of January 26, 2015. At this meeting, the City Council: Received a presentation from representatives of the Culver City Sister City, Inc. who recently visited Culver …[READ MORE]
Want to do some time travel? Find a wormhole. That’s the tunnel in the space-time continuum that connects two disparate points — and a plot device for countless works of science fiction from “Star Trek” …[READ MORE]
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