If you run a car dealership, it’s expected that people will seek you out for service. What’s not expected, is that they will have to spend time seeking their cars. Both Jared Scott-Ransom and Olivia …[READ MORE]
Members of Culver City’s business arts community shared ideas and solutions to the COVID crisis in a meeting of the minds that took place Thursday, May 14, 2020 over Zoom. The Culver City Arts Foundation …[READ MORE]
California Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins (D-San Diego) and Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee Chairperson Holly J. Mitchell (D-Los Angeles) issued the following statements reacting to Governor Gavin Newsom’s May revision to …[READ MORE]
Chamber Chat is a weekly conversation with Chamber President & CEO, Colin Diaz, and various members of the culver city business community. The purpose of these conversations will be to talk about pain points, suggest …[READ MORE]
Is green energy the path forward? When Culver City electrical customers moved over to the Clean Power Alliance in 2019, they began a trend towards dropping greenhouse gas emissions. Locking into the evidence that we …[READ MORE]
So you’re bored in the house and you’re in the house bored? (If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, ask a loved one who has TikTok on their phone.) As we delve into week …[READ MORE]
Within the pandemic health crisis, the ongoing housing crisis continues to be a focus for the Culver City Council. At the May 11, 20202 meeting, Tevis Barnes, the Housing Administrator for the city, noted that …[READ MORE]
Marina Pointe Healthcare in Culver City has reported over 30 confirmed cases of COVID-19 at their facility, 28 of the cases from residents, including two deaths, marking the subacute care facility as an outbreak center. …[READ MORE]
At the May 12, 2020 Board Meeting, the CCUSD Governing Board passed a Memorandum of Understanding that was collectively created and supported in partnership by the Association of Classified Employees (ACE), the Culver City Federation …[READ MORE]
While the rumors have been spinning that the Ralph’s Supermarket at Raintree Plaza was not taking care of coronavirus issues, a fact has finally landed; an employee of the grocery store has died from COVID-19. …[READ MORE]
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