Center Theatre Group will partner with East West Players on the upcoming world premiere of “Soft Power” at the Ahmanson Theatre May 3 through June 10, 2018, announced Artistic Director Michael Ritchie. Through the partnership, …[READ MORE]
The West Basin Municipal Water District Board of Directors announced a new program to fund water bottle filling stations at public facilities. The pilot program was created to provide community members with more access to …[READ MORE]
If you know a young filmmaker, grades 4-9, who would like to participate in the Culver City Friends of the Library One Book, One City Jr film festival, the time to be working on the …[READ MORE]
With the push of a button, final commands for the European Space Agency’s LISA Pathfinder mission were beamed to space on July 18, a final goodbye before the spacecraft was powered down. LISA Pathfinder had …[READ MORE]
“We are the lucky ones,” Henry Merritt liked to say. Henry loved to tell stories about growing up in New Orleans, and his favorite quotation from his grandfather was one that often polished the end …[READ MORE]
Culver City has a brand new ladder truck with a 100-foot ladder so firefighters can reach trapped victims or douse flames from strategic angles from eight stories high. Three engines pump water to the truck …[READ MORE]
Learning to Respond with Love — The world is a difficult place to learn how to love. There is fear, anger, betrayal, heartache and pain. Instead of connecting with others, we divide the world into …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I wrote to you in December about the then-proposed expansion of the Culver City red light camera program. The new cameras have been in operation since April, and I’ve now received official ticket …[READ MORE]
Demolition of the former CCUSD Natatorium building between the Culver City Middle School and Farragut Elementary School campuses will begin this week. While the district notes that they will work closely with the contractor to …[READ MORE]
Last Friday, July 21, 2017, surrounded by family in her home in Culver City, Madeline Ehrlich lost her two-month fight with lymphoma and leukemia. She was born in the small town of Putnam, Connecticut, the …[READ MORE]
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