News
Mark Your Ballot and Get in Line
On every Election Day, I post this column for people who have not yet voted – who want to vote- and have not done all the homework they think they should have. There are important …[READ MORE]
Year: 2018
Arts
Peter and the Starcatcher Opens This Thursday @ the Frost
Culver City High School’s amazing Academy of Visual and Performing Arts will showcase Peter and the Star Catcher next week in four performances only. Peter and the Starcatcher is a play with music based on the …[READ MORE]
Community
How We Move – November 7
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]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Just a Thought – A Little Light
There were dozens of people headed in the same direction on Tuesday evening, strolling into the space at the side of the stone house in Lindberg Park. The candlelight vigil for the victims of the …[READ MORE]
Politics
Drop Off Your Ballot – Culver City Julian Dixon Library
If you are voting by mail, the Culver City Julian Dixon Library is one of the 150 locations where you can drop off your ballot from now through Tuesday, November 6, 2018. The library will …[READ MORE]
Community
Matthew Shepard’s Mother to Speak @ LMU – Erase Hate, Foster Acceptance
Twenty years ago, Matthew Shepard, a young college student, was tied to a fence in Laramie, Wyoming, savagely beaten and left for dead simply because he was gay. It was a case that shocked the …[READ MORE]
News
LAX Overflights; Eriksson and City Staff Travel to Washington, D.C. for Litigation Oral Argument and Meetings with Officials
On October 17, 2018, Council Member Göran Eriksson and City staff traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with staff from the offices of Senators Feinstein and Harris; the House and Senate Aviation Subcommittees; the National …[READ MORE]
Arts
LA Film Fest Concludes After 18 Years
The Los Angeles Film Festival just moved to a fall slot this year, and now Film Independent says it is ending the fest after 18 years and will replace it with “year-round events aimed at …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
NASA Retires Kepler Space Telescope, Passes Planet-Hunting Torch
After nine years in deep space collecting data that indicate our sky to be filled with billions of hidden planets — more planets even than stars — NASA’s Kepler space telescope (https://www.nasa.gov/kepler) has run out …[READ MORE]
News
‘The Planning Report’ Interviews CC Mayor Thomas Small on Transportation, Development and Mobility
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]