Dear Editor, I have always been a strong supporter of public education. It’s one of the reasons we moved to Culver City in 1986. Our son received a solid educational grounding in the CCUSD, graduating …[READ MORE]
About a decade ago, Culver City had an average household income that was 33% higher than the average income in Los Angeles County. Now, that number is 50% and the continued economic growth shows no …[READ MORE]
Amazon has started work on its highly-anticipated expansion of The Culver Studios, the venerable movie studio that will soon become the Southern California offices of Amazon. According to Urbanize.LA, the 14-acre property, located at 9336 …[READ MORE]
When my husband of over 40 years passed away I spent the next four years lost in grief, doing absolutely nothing. I didn’t venture out beyond grocery shopping and mail pick up. I struggled with …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Unified School District had another amazing Walk to School Day on Wednesday, October 10. More than 1,000 kids participated in events throughout Culver City, collectively burning more than 10,000 calories and removing …[READ MORE]
The event at the Frost Auditorium on Oct. 11 was the first big date with L!VETalks, and the newly reopened theater was crowded with fans to get a copy of Eric Idle’s new book, “Always …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My three sons had the benefit of being educated in Culver City at no cost to me and my husband Ed. California’s Education Code does not allow charging for most K-12 expenses. We …[READ MORE]
According to the CCPD, on Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018 at about 4:00 pm, a group of four to five male subjects became involved in a confrontation near the intersection of Jefferson Blvd. and Machado Rd. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I’m a proud progressive and its because I believe that public institutions are vital to everyone that I ask you to vote no on Measure K. I generally support tax increases but I …[READ MORE]
This Fall, to commemorate the academic tradition of Convocation, Antioch University Los Angeles will be hosting a series of activities exploring a critical social justice issue of our time: mass incarceration. Convocation is meant to …[READ MORE]
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