On September 30, 2018 Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1771 into law, approving significant reforms to the way local jurisdictions determine regional housing needs. AB 1771, authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D-SM), makes several changes to …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Democratic Club will hold its monthly general meeting on Wednesday, October 10, 2018, in the Culver City Veterans Building, 4117 Overland Avenue (corner of Culver Blvd. and Overland Avenue). Meetings are free …[READ MORE]
A month before the planned launch of the joint ESA-JAXA BepiColombo mission to Mercury, two new studies shed light on when the innermost planet formed and the puzzle of its chemical composition. The findings are …[READ MORE]
After more than a year of remodeling, the Robert Frost Auditorium officially opened to audiences. The international architectural landmark hosted a gala celebration on Sept. 29, 2018, and the community turned out to applaud. From …[READ MORE]
The time is approaching for local TED fans to turn off the screen and get into the real world for some intellectual connections, engaging speakers, and of course, ideas worth spreading. There will be fascinating …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, One of the best things about living in Culver City is being able to send my children to an outstanding public school. Nine years ago my husband and I were looking to move …[READ MORE]
In the winter of 2016, Sens. Holly J. Mitchell and Ricardo Lara introduced bills to bring common sense back into the criminal justice system after an era of mass incarceration. Now, after the signing of …[READ MORE]
Watching the weird ‘blackout” request go racing through Facebook last weekend brought home three important points. Facebook can be a farce; get a request from a ‘friend’ and you just do what they ask? Nor …[READ MORE]
As part of Los Angeles County’s Clean Power Alliance, Santa Monica and Culver City decided to go with 100% clean energy starting in early 2019. Businesses and residents will have the choice to opt down …[READ MORE]
This November, Culver City residents will be able to vote on Measure C – the Culver City Neighborhood Safety and City Services Protection Measure. If approved, Measure C would add five cents to every $20 …[READ MORE]
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