The Culver City Panthers 6th Grade Flag Football team continued its dominance of the 6th Grade Fiya League with a 44-6 victory over visiting WISH 3 on Friday. The Panthers jumped on the scoreboard on …[READ MORE]
A sad but warm goodbye to “Uncle Syd” last week, as family, friends, and former Culver city co-workers filled the chapel at Hillside Memorial to say goodbye to Syd Kronenthal. Syd, a 50+ year employee …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note – Happy to satisfy multiple requests from our readers, Culver City Crossroads will be running John Nachbar’s report to the city council every other week. The City Manager’s Report covers current events, construction …[READ MORE]
On October 22, 2015 the City of Culver City was awarded a $2.6 million grant for the Washington-Culver Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Project from the California Transportation Commission. The funds were awarded through an Active Transportation Program …[READ MORE]
How can we help children be more aware and inclusive in our continually expanding world of cultures, choices, lifestyles, LBGTQ rights, and physical and learning differences? The Willows Community School assembles three prominent children’s authors …[READ MORE]
Adopt & Shop in Culver City is hosting its Howl’oween event on Saturday October 31, from 12:30 – 3:00 pm, so bring your pet and come to join in the fun. You might even leave …[READ MORE]
As work on the Expo Line continues, Culver City and La Cienega Stations will be closed due maintenance work in this area in preparation for the future opening of Expo Phase 2 in 2016. Starting …[READ MORE]
Syd Kronenthal, Culver City’s long time Parks and Recreation Director passed away on Sunday, October 18, 2015, and left behind a community deeply imprinted with his passion for people, creativity and fun. The Wednesday memorial …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Throughout this school board campaign, one of the primary questions about Kelly Kent is “Who is she?” and “What is her experience working with our Culver City schools?” These are questions I am …[READ MORE]
Arts for LA invites the CCUSD school board candidates to answer questions about the role of arts education in the lives of our young people. If you think art is an important part of education, …[READ MORE]
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