It’s the bi-weekly report from the City Manager’s Office with all the updates on Police, Fire, Parks and Recreation, Public Works and Transportation. • Beacon Award – The City has been recognized with a Beacon …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Sister City Committee wants to offer incoming high school students and their families a lifetime memory. Attend an informational meeting about traveling to, with most expenses covered, and hosting students from Iksan, …[READ MORE]
For the cynical voter, these two ballot measures will make you want to pull your hair out. They both relate to single-use plastic bag bans, and are sponsored by a special interest group: the American …[READ MORE]
This Thursday, Oct. 27, from 6 to 8 pm Antioch University invites you to join in a continuing conversation about Islamic extremism and its impact on the American psyche. Dr. Layla Jilood and Dr. Zari Hedayat will …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor: Measure CW is a thinly-veiled property tax increase. Enough is enough. Do not be stampeded by fear. • NO WRITING SUPPORTS THE AMOUNT ALLEGEDLY NEEDED. Exactly how will our monies be used? Where …[READ MORE]
Mayor Jim Clarke has vowed to fight the Federal Aviation Administration over a new air traffic control system that would condense flights into small windows, increasing noise and pollution levels for those living below, like …[READ MORE]
We love it: The Ukes of Culver City’s motto is “When in doubt, grab a ukulele!” They meet on the first Saturday of every month at 10:00 a.m. (that means the next one will be …[READ MORE]
I know this is the one everybody has been waiting for. Prop 64 legalizes marijuana. What does that mean? Here’s the list: You will now be able to legally grow up to 6 plants in …[READ MORE]
It’s time for us to understand that summer is over. While we hurry towards Election Day, we need to understand that we are not simply turning another election cycle or another year. This is the …[READ MORE]
On the recommendation of the Culver City Police and Fire Departments, the City of Culver City has opted to join the South Bay Regional Public Communications Authority, also known as the Regional Communications Center (RCC) …[READ MORE]
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