The California Senate yesterday passed a state budget for the 2018-2019 fiscal year that begins on July 1, 2018. “We have recovered from the dark days of the recession, and now the state’s fiscal outlook …[READ MORE]
As the school year draws to an end at CCUSD, the last few weeks have been the closing sweep for the Academy of Visual and Performing Arts with the performances at the Java Gala fundraiser …[READ MORE]
Great Opportunity! Has it been a long time since you visited the Dentist? Culver City Dental Hygiene Graduates looking for Board Patients who are in need of a deep teeth cleaning. Screening is offered this …[READ MORE]
A bill that’s part of a sweeping package of criminal-justice reforms on how California treats youths and young adults was approved today by a key Assembly policy committee. Senate Bill 439, heard by the Assembly …[READ MORE]
Nearly 130,000 children in Los Angeles go home to an empty house once school closes during summertime, with no enrichment opportunities. Many parents would love to enroll their children in summer learning programs but simply …[READ MORE]
NASA’s Curiosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks on Mars that suggests the planet could have supported ancient life, as well as new evidence in the Martian atmosphere that relates to the search …[READ MORE]
“You owe us all a debt, public dollars finance community colleges,” said Senator Holly J. Mitchell at the milestone 50th Commencement Ceremony at West Los Angeles College. “You know what we want? We want you …[READ MORE]
If you have friends, relatives and loved ones graduating from CCUSD schools, here is the date, time and place to get you there. Remember – flowers are better than balloons, gift cards are easier than …[READ MORE]
Urbanspace, a curator and developer of public markets, will soon ply its trade in Culver City. According to Urbanize.LA, Regency Centers, the developer of the Culver Public Market development at Washington Boulevard and Centinela Avenue, …[READ MORE]
The California Assembly Public Safety Committee today approved another common-sense, evidence-based policy approach to criminal justice reforms. Specifically, Senate Bill 1393, the Fair and Just Sentencing Reform Act, would eliminate automatic penalties that have contributed …[READ MORE]
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