To prove the old adage that the sun is always shining somewhere, the current “safer at home” order is leaving traffic free streets to the advantage of subway construction. One of the projects looking into …[READ MORE]
Throughout the month of April Antioch University Continuing Education is offering a series of free online webinars, designed to connect our campuses, alumni and communities in this uncertain time. Course offering include webinars on Impacts …[READ MORE]
Beginning April 6, 2020, the Citywide Coronavirus Update daily emails will only be sent to subscribers who add their email address to the City’s coronavirus email list. Please go to the Culver City website culvercity.org, …[READ MORE]
The most recent data on confirmed cases of COVID-19 show some alarmingly high rates in some of Los Angeles’s richest enclaves: Bel-Air, Beverly Crest and the Hollywood Hills all have infection rates over 100 per …[READ MORE]
In the midst of a national disaster, a small sigh of relief. As the City of Los Angeles decided to shut down open air markets in response to growing and persistent concerns over the spread …[READ MORE]
Volunteer Organizer Lisa Skelley is proud of the new status of Grace Diner; after a decade of serving the needy once a week as a sit down restaurant with a three course menu, they have …[READ MORE]
In-person services at City Hall, the Veterans Memorial Complex, and the Transportation Building will remain unavailable through Sunday, April 19, 2020. (In-person services had previously been stopped through the end of today, March 31). The …[READ MORE]
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