Sen. Holly J. Mitchell of Los Angeles issued the following statement after being appointed to the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission: “As a third-generation Angeleno, I value the role the Los Angeles Coliseum plays in our …[READ MORE]
If 2023 feels far off, consider that a transportation link between the airport and the Metro system has been in discussion for decades. The L.A. City Council approved almost $5 Billion in funds for the …[READ MORE]
Offering insight into a complex historical legacy, Victoria Lomasko will lecture on “The Last of the Soviet Artists: Who Are They?” at the Wende on Friday March 22. The historic memory of the Soviet Empire, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, In March 2015, the Culver City’s Independent Auditor informed the City Council that it found deficiencies in Culver City’s internal controls, e.g., “Deficiencies in controls over cash receipts at the Police Department,” “Deficiencies …[READ MORE]
This Wednesday, March 20, 2019 the Culver City Unified School District will be presenting information on understanding popular teen drugs at the Robert Frost Auditorium from 6:30 to 8 pm. The featured speaker will be …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School’s Track and Field teams are off to a great start – both the boys and girls teams are undefeated in dual meets so far this year. Both teams will showcase their …[READ MORE]
The revelation that private college counselor William “Rick” Singer used bribery and fraud to secure places in highly selective colleges is sickening. What he and others like him do is immoral. No ethical counselor would …[READ MORE]
Thunder? Or Thumpers? Don’t be alarmed by the approaching herd of bunnies – they are all converging on Veterans Memorial Park for the Annual Spring Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 16, 2019. The Egg Dash …[READ MORE]
Safe Routes to School Project Community Outreach Event is scheduled for Saturday, March 16, La Ballona Elementary. It’s there for community members to stop by anytime from 10-4, to view the entire project, ask questions …[READ MORE]
The second presentation by Dr. Eric Strauss of the Loyola Marymount Center for Urban Resilience for the proposed coyote studies began with an apology. “For all those who listened to me speak at City Hall, …[READ MORE]
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