Culver City is in the midst of a transformative mobility agenda that takes advantage of the expansion of Metro rail, an explosion of new development, and adjacency with the city of Los Angeles. In this …[READ MORE]
Today, the congregants of the Tree of Life Synagogue continue to bury their dead. It’s yet another chapter in our national ignominy of mass shootings and death by AR-15 assault rifles in the hands of …[READ MORE]
The Friends of the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, November 15th at 7:00 p.m. in the Middle School Multipurpose Room. The featured speaker is Dr. Sarah Carpenter, Adolescent …[READ MORE]
In conjunction with CCUSD and Council PTA, “Backpacks for Kids” runs a weekly backpack program to ensure that every child can eat on the weekends. Each week, plain backpacks are filled with non-perishable food and …[READ MORE]
For those who live on the Westside in the Culver City area, there will be a vigil Tuesday, October 30 at 6:30PM. Join friends and neighbors in Lindbergh Park (5041 Rhoda Way, Culver City, CA …[READ MORE]
How to have it? How to keep trying for that elusive quality? Why choose hope? Because I can. I have a choice. I admit it’s a discipline of mind to keep reaching for hope. Lately …[READ MORE]
The start of the school year can be the most overwhelming time for any student; for the members of CCHS’ Mock Trial team, even more so. Each year a mock case is written by the …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Woman’s Club is having a “Funtastic” evening of Music, Fun, Dancing and Food, with all proceeds to benefit the Bob Hope USO at LAX in their new location in the airport’s Theme …[READ MORE]
The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts presents the annual Fall Music Concert at the Robert Frost Auditorium tonight! Admission is Free! Donations accepted at the door. Elementary and Middle School-age students and younger are …[READ MORE]
California has the world’s fifth-largest economy as well as the largest number of children living in poverty and highest percentage of English learners in the nation, yet the state of California spends less per pupil …[READ MORE]
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