Next Wednesday, September 5 at 6:30 PM is the first of five meetings to discuss long-range planning and current city issues with #CulverCity in preparation of the General Plan Update! Before the Fall 2018/Winter 2019 …[READ MORE]
On Wednesday, August 29, the California State Senate approved Assemblymember Richard Bloom’s (D-Santa Monica) measure to reform the process for determining and apportioning regional housing needs. AB 1771 makes several changes to the Regional Housing …[READ MORE]
Did you know that California State PTA offers several scholarships for PTA members? To help school professionals and volunteers continue their educations, California State PTA is proud to offer $500 scholarships for credentialed teachers and …[READ MORE]
The California Senate today approved Senate Bill 1391, which prohibits 14- and 15-year-olds from being tried as adults in criminal court and subsequently sent to adult prison. SB 1391 is part of the #EquityAndJustice2018 package …[READ MORE]
After an almost two-year journey through space, NASA’s asteroid sampling spacecraft, OSIRIS-REx, caught its first glimpse of asteroid Bennu last week and began the final approach toward its target. On Aug. 17, the spacecraft’s PolyCam …[READ MORE]
The community meeting called for August 28, 2018 about the coyote problem had two crucial take-aways; if you see or know of a coyote attack, call Culver City Animal Control and report all the information …[READ MORE]
On the third Thursday of the month flutist Ellen Burr and bassist Jeff Schwartz host “Thirdsdays,” a creative music series at the Industry Cafe and Jazz. Each month one or both of them perform with …[READ MORE]
West Los Angeles College invites the community to rediscover Los Angeles through the lens of 12 artists at the Artists Do L.A. exhibit running from September 6-October 20. The exhibit will feature different Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
The City Council Meeting on August 27, 2018 was the first session after a few weeks of hiatus, and the topics that created the most discussion were both old and new; the constant concern over …[READ MORE]
If you have concerns about the urban coyotes, you are not alone. The presence of these wild animals has seen a huge loss of pets in several areas of Culver city, particularly Carlson Park, Vets …[READ MORE]
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