In collaboration with the World Health Organization and AARP, the City of Culver City has been designated as an Age-Friendly City. We are now a part of the WHO’s Global Network for Age-Friendly Cities and …[READ MORE]
The West Los Angeles College Aviation Maintenance team again won top awards at the Annual Aerospace Maintenance Competition (AMC) presented by Snap-On Tools and the Aerospace Maintenance Council. The five-student team placed 2nd overall out …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group Artistic Director Michael Ritchie has set the 2019 – 2020 seasons for the Kirk Douglas Theatre and the Mark Taper Forum . Together, the seasons offer a deep sampling of the best …[READ MORE]
The West Basin Municipal Water District Board of Directors announced the Legislator of the Year awardees today. This annual award recognizes legislators who have been instrumental in advancing the development and protection of reliable water …[READ MORE]
This 24-foot sundial sits on top of Bill Botts Field, “growing” out of cascading tile and mosaic works in the form of water droplets. This artwork was created by artist Lucy Blake-Elahi in 1994. She …[READ MORE]
Park to Playa, a trail that will connect Kenneth Hahn Park with Playa del Rey, is beginning the last stage of construction this week. By 2020, people will be able to walk 13 miles of …[READ MORE]
A film about the Supreme Court challenge that changed the laws for the country – Loving will be screened at the Culver City Julian Dixon Library on Saturday, May 11 at 1 pm. Loving celebrates …[READ MORE]
Congratulations to the CCHS Team Prime Time basketball team on a great performance against Venice High School in the season opener. The team executed well and expects to have another successful season. A special thanks …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Police Department Citizen’s Police Academy is designed to educate residents and local citizens on the various aspects of law enforcement. It is for those interested in learning more about how the Culver …[READ MORE]
The state of California is having an outbreak of measles. There are no confirmed cases of measles in CCUSD at this time, and maintaining this means being aware of any possible exposure, particularly through travel. …[READ MORE]
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