The Mayme Clayton Library and Museum will take on a jazz legend this coming weekend with Mimi Melnick’s Double M Jazz Salon offering Trane Stories, a Tribute to John Coltrane on Sunday, July 15th, 12:30 …[READ MORE]
There is an increasing presence of coyotes in Culver City, and people need to be aware of what this means. Keeping cats and small dogs inside at night – coyotes are nocturnal – will keep …[READ MORE]
I’ve spent my whole life actively trying to change my relationship with food. And while I won’t be cocky enough to say I’m cured, I am better. I don’t use food the way I used …[READ MORE]
From July 14 to 22, the world’s leading experts in space science will gather in Pasadena, informally known as the City of Astronomy [www.cityofastronomy.org], for the 42nd assembly of the Committee on Space Research, or …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My parents always taught me that when you’re angry about something, you have to take a step back, sleep on it, and decide if you are still angry enough to say what you …[READ MORE]
Please join John McKinney, aka The Trailmaster, author of 30 books about hiking including The Hiker’s Way and Hiking the Holy Mountain, and a passionate advocate for hiking and our need to reconnect with nature. …[READ MORE]
In honor of Wayne Pulliam, the Culver City Friends of the Library will be holding a Bag Sale for the month of July. From Monday, July 2 through Tuesday, July 31, bring your own bag …[READ MORE]
On Tuesday, June 26, legislation to address the affordable housing shortage as it relates to California’s coastal zone unanimously passed the Senate Natural Resources Committee. AB 2797, authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica), clarifies …[READ MORE]
I don’t know why I didn’t realize she was there; I should have known. As I was leaving the City Council meeting last Monday night, walking towards the elevators in the center of the City …[READ MORE]
Happy Independence Day, neighbors! July 4th is a time of celebration – backyard grilling, neighborhood gatherings, fireworks displays. Unfortunately, July is also peak month for grill fires, and every year, an estimated 11,000 people are …[READ MORE]
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