The cast is set and rehearsals are underway for the world premiere of Jon Robin Baitz’s “Vicuña,” with previews beginning October 23 and opening set for October 30, 2016, at Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas …[READ MORE]
On Tuesday, November 8th, Culver City residents will vote on Measure CW – the Clean Water, Clean Beach Parcel Tax – to reduce water pollution in Ballona Creek, Marina del Rey Harbor, Santa Monica Bay, …[READ MORE]
The City-wide Safe Routes to School Program has been busy working with school committees establishing walk and bike to school programs, providing on-campus safety education at the elementary schools, hosting community events like family rides …[READ MORE]
Today, California Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 1380 which makes California a Housing First state and establishes the California Homeless Coordinating Council, requiring that departments administering state programs targeted to end homelessness incorporate the core …[READ MORE]
Our risk for memory loss increases as we age. What can we do now to keep our brains healthy? Are there foods that we can eat that will help our memory? What do we do …[READ MORE]
With more than 1000 people walking, 80 plus organizations taking part, and Parade Organizer Laura Chardiet wielding a cell phone and a clipboard, the Culver City Centennial Kick-Off Parade was guaranteed to be a gorgeous, …[READ MORE]
Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre will premiere new series at long dormant Chinatown theater Company’s new work asks the question: “What does it mean to be King?” For the first time in 20 years, audiences will fill …[READ MORE]
Imagine 100 women from the United States meeting with 100 women from the Caribbean to explore how they might support each other in business. That is the objective of the These Women Mean Business! Trade Exploration, taking place …[READ MORE]
Astronomers using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope have imaged what may be water vapor plumes erupting off the surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa. This finding bolsters other Hubble observations suggesting the icy moon erupts with high-altitude …[READ MORE]
The athletic field and track at West LA College have been closed for renovation over the summer. The college intends to open these facilities to the public again and appreciates that they are valued assets …[READ MORE]
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