Gov. Brown signed another major reform rooted in evidence-based policy and sensible cost-effective approaches to criminal justice. Senate Bill 1393, the Fair and Just Sentencing Reform Act, will eliminate automatic penalties that have contributed to …[READ MORE]
Flutist Ellen Burr and bassist Jeff Schwartz continue their monthly third Thursday residency at the Industry Cafe & Jazz in Culver City, known as “Thirdsdays,” with a special show October 18. For the first set, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, On the few lawn signs I’ve seen around the community supporting the passage of the school board’s Measure K, there is displayed a sentimental slogan: “It’s for Our Kids.” Its use is meant …[READ MORE]
“When we started working with the city in February, part of our mission was to take wide range of issues that the subcommittee was working on .. within the context of what Congress would be …[READ MORE]
Here’s the problem— the State of California passed a law requiring school districts to pay more for employee retirement programs. Complying with this law will cost our school district over $2 million a year. The …[READ MORE]
Culver City is getting ready to update its General Plan! Before the Fall 2018/Winter 2019 project launch, the City of Culver City is hosting a series of conversations about long-range planning and current city issues. …[READ MORE]
The 2nd Annual Los Angeles Westside Food & Wine Festival returns this fall on October 14, 2018 from 4:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.serving up delicious tastes from some of West L.A.’s popular restaurants, food trucks and caterers, …[READ MORE]
To the Editor, I am writing in support of the parcel tax being voted on this November. Known as Measure K, it will add $189 per parcel per year to Culver City property taxes for …[READ MORE]
Origami and high-performance textiles are transforming architecture plans for smart human habitats and research stations on the Moon and Mars. Initial field tests of the MoonMars project’s origami prototype have been presented at the European …[READ MORE]
We have these lists of forgotten histories that pop up once in a while. Typically during February, there will be a list of African-American inventors, people whose names you did not know, who created things …[READ MORE]
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