To celebrate the Culver City Centennial, CCUSD is partnering with the City of Culver City to create banners that will be hung all over town displaying what our students “Like Best About Culver City.” Students …[READ MORE]
City Manager’s Bi-Weekly Update to the City Council The City Council: • Authorized the release of a Request for Proposals for the installation of additional electric vehicle charging stations at the Transportation Facility. • …[READ MORE]
A recent lawsuit against the California Department of Education is impacting all school districts across the state, including Culver City Unified School District. In April 2012, two organizations, the Morgan Hill Concerned Parents Association and …[READ MORE]
We are beginning this week on Leap Day, February 29! This day only occurs once every four years (with a few exceptions). It used to be considered a day without legal status and therefore a …[READ MORE]
Kentwood Players proudly presents the multiple Tony Award winning musical “Man of La Mancha” with Book by Dale Wasserman, Music by Mitch Leigh and Lyrics by Joe Darion opening Friday, March 11 through Saturday, April …[READ MORE]
Two swimmers, Bob Beresh and David Walters, are opposites when it comes to skill-level. Beresh, a beginner, started attending organized, coached workouts about two months ago. Walters, a national standout, competed on the U.S. 4×200 …[READ MORE]
After a five-month delay, Del Rey’s long-awaited Milton Street Park has opened along the banks of Ballona Creek. The approximately $3 million project was funded by the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority, which has worked …[READ MORE]
Ahead of THE entertainment award show of the year, Found Animals is hosting their own Cocktail Party on February 25 at its Culver City retail location, Adopt & Shop, to celebrate the furry stars in …[READ MORE]
I was jarred awake from a dream the other morning. It was a big dance event of some kind. Given that I spend 15 to 20 hours a week dancing, and have attended three large …[READ MORE]
After a five-decade hiatus, passenger rail service will return to Los Angeles’ traffic-choked Westside in May. The 6.6-mile, $1.5-billion extension of the Expo Line to Santa Monica will begin carrying passengers on May 20, Metropolitan Transportation …[READ MORE]
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