No, I’m not being metaphorical – there may be a lice outbreak at the high school that seems to be flying under the radar because – well, because lice. No one is particularly proud to …[READ MORE]
Culver City Mayor Micheal O’Leary will present commemorative gifts to L.A. Marathon runners Kiyoshi Takihara, 27, and Masako Yasuba, 40, from Kaizuka, Japan at the welcome potluck presented by the Culver City Sister City Committee, …[READ MORE]
It’s an ideal controversy to discuss at Happy Hour; there are 83 popular, inexpensive brands of California wines that contain illegal and dangerously high levels of poisonous inorganic arsenic, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday, …[READ MORE]
I am a person who not only doesn’t mind change, I have been a proactive change monger, especially during my younger years. As I look back over the big milestone markers of my life, …[READ MORE]
At the January 25, 2016 City Council meeting, the City Clerk’s Office introduced Culver City Counts, the Culver City Voter Education and Outreach Program and its mascot Birdee with a 30 second animated video which can be …[READ MORE]
CCUSD’s Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Leslie Lockhart has been named Personnel/Human Resources Administrator of the Year for the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA), Region XIV. Lockhart will be honored at an awards dinner …[READ MORE]
Are you a recreational user? Tonight will see a community meeting to obtain public input for the Los Angeles Countywide Comprehensive Park & Recreation Needs Assessment. Hosted by the Baldwin Hills Conservancy and the Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
Found Animals Foundation, Inc. a leading animal welfare organization that works to end pet homelessness, announced its month-long festivities for pets and owners alike in honor of the entertainment industry’s awards season. The pet pampering …[READ MORE]
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Junior Ambassadors is a program that started in 2012 and includes students from ages 5-18. They help raise money for programs at CHLA such as the Heart Institute, Child Life program, …[READ MORE]
New Year’s Day, 1801, the dawn of the 19th century, was a historic moment for astronomy, and for a space mission called Dawn more than 200 years later. That night, Giuseppe Piazzi pointed his telescope …[READ MORE]
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