At the City Council meeting of August 26, 2019, Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells offered “I’m going to make some friends, and I’m going to make some enemies, by the next thing I’m about to say,” and …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Fire Department has received Reaccredited Agency status with the Commission on Fire Accreditation International for meeting the criteria established through the CFAI’s voluntary self-assessment and accreditation program. The Culver City Fire Department …[READ MORE]
Opening September 5 at the West Los Angeles College Fine Arts Gallery is the new exhibit Fear In The Sky – We Can Run, But You Cannot Hide. This show examines flying things from living …[READ MORE]
At the August Board Meeting, the West Basin Municipal Water District received the District Transparency Certificate of Excellence by the Special District Leadership Foundation (SDLF) in recognition of its outstanding efforts to promote transparency and …[READ MORE]
What was on view on television in socialist Eastern Europe? Which programs attracted the highest viewer ratings? How did socialist television programs differ from – or perhaps resemble – their Western equivalents? And what do …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Council will meet tonight at 7 pm, but the most controversial item on the agenda has been pulled. Item C-10 on the Consent Calendar, involving a CCPD request for an armored ‘rescue …[READ MORE]
When Culver City considers a development, the first order of business is to offer a community meeting so that people can see what is being proposed, and offer their thoughts. The large triangle bordered by …[READ MORE]
Plans are still in process for a memorial for Dr. Sarah “Sally” Carpenter, a Culver City hero who worked extensively with the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center and the Walk with a Doc program. She …[READ MORE]
The Measure H Citizens’ Oversight Advisory Board is a crucial component of the accountability built into Measure H. The Board will review and evaluate all Measure H spending and ensure that we deliver on the …[READ MORE]
After passing the extensive five-year Strategic Arts Plan last school year, CCUSD has been in hot pursuit of additional arts programming for all grade levels. This is in direct support of CCUSD achieving status as …[READ MORE]
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