On Friday, Feb 15, 2019 the Helms Bakery District was the scene of a unique panel hosted by the Westside Urban Forum discussing a compelling topic; the mayors of Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Culver City …[READ MORE]
Stepping out of the rest of the competition, Raimi + Associates will be taking on the General Plan Update. Founded in 2006 in Berkeley, Raimi +Associates offers consulting services with a focus on healthy, sustainable, …[READ MORE]
Ebb & Flow by the Heidi Duckler Dance will be a free, site-specific community festival featuring local artists on February 23 and 24, 2019 from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm at the Baldwin Hills Scenic …[READ MORE]
What’s fun about February? You can ‘Try the Y’ on Tuesdays. Anyone interested in checking out the classes and activities at the Culver/Palms YMCA can take a group exercise class for members know that friends …[READ MORE]
At a special council meeting on February 12, 2019, the Culver City Council considered policy recommendations from the Short Term Rentals Subcommittee related to short term residential rentals. The city staff will now work on …[READ MORE]
With Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas being termed out of office, candidates are officially getting in the race. Herb Wesson and Jan Perry have already declared, and this morning, the announcement came from State Senator Holly J. …[READ MORE]
On Monday, February 11, Culver City held a press conference with Clean Power Alliance to celebrate 100% Green Power in the community. Mayor Thomas Small and the City Council spoke during the event, along with …[READ MORE]
On the afternoon of January 11, 2019, there was an “uncontrolled release” of gas from a well in Marina del Rey. An oil worker was caught on film rappelling to safety from an oil structure …[READ MORE]
While there are Girl Scout cookie booths all over town, the reasons to buy those cookies go way past their just being delicious. Girl Scouts encourage girls to step into activism and leadership, as exemplified …[READ MORE]
Hours of discussion at the Culver City Council meeting of February 11, 2019 led to a four to one vote to approve a study and management program on coyotes. The $211,000 contract, agreed upon but …[READ MORE]
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