News
Air Bag Recall – Up to 40 Million Cars Affected
As part of National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration’s mission to help Americans drive, ride, and walk safely, the agency …[READ MORE]
Year: 2016
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
NASA’s Kepler mission (www.nasa.gov/kepler) has verified 1,284 new planets—the single largest finding of planets to date. “This announcement more than …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Tribute to the Stars (and the New Venue)
Dear Editor: Last Saturday night the Culver City Education Foundation hosted its annual Tribute to the Stars gala. It was …[READ MORE]
News
CCUSD Earth Day Competition Focuses Student Awareness on Food Waste
In honor of Earth Day, all ten of Culver City Unified School District’s school sites participated in the first annual …[READ MORE]
Community
Antioch University Garden Party Fundraiser for Colors LGBTQ Youth Counseling Center
Join Antioch University’s Colors LGBTQ Youth Counseling Center’s Spring Garden Party Fundraiser for a lovely afternoon on May 14, 2016. …[READ MORE]
News
Culver City Women’s Club Supports Y Campers and Youth Health Center
The Culver City Woman’s Club made a very generous donation to the Culver-Palms YMCA Summer Camp scholarships from the proceeds …[READ MORE]
News
Jacobs Off to Fast Start as Centennial Committee’s New Exec
The Culver City Centennial Celebrations Committee (CCCCC) covered a lot of ground at its first meeting without former chair Jim …[READ MORE]
Arts
Excavating Venice of America – DouglasPlus to Present Montoya and Smith in Conversation
Award-winning Los Angeles writer-performers Richard Montoya (“Chavez Ravine” and “Water & Power”) and Roger Guenveur Smith (“Rodney King” and “The …[READ MORE]
News
Metro Preps (and Primps) for Opening of Expo Santa Monica Line
Only ten days away – the long awaited Expo Line to Santa Monica will be opening with style, with events …[READ MORE]
Community
Julian Dixon Offers Delicious Library Events with Edible Books, and The Beet Queen
The Edible Books Festival will return to the Culver City Julian Dixon Library on May 14 (that’s this Saturday) and …[READ MORE]