Today, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (“Public Health”) announced that it anticipates that the County—including the City of Culver City—can move to the next stage of COVID-19 recovery as soon as this …[READ MORE]
As of today, May 6, 2020, Culver City non-essential businesses are not permitted to re-open this Friday, May 8, despite the Governor’s expected order which may allow some businesses to re-open in other parts of …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor: “[Y]ou got to know—When to hold ’em—Know when to fold ’em—Know when to walk away—Know when to run….” (Kenny Rogers – The Gambler Lyrics) According to the 5/5/20 Wall Street Journal (“Property Investors …[READ MORE]
Part of the Art Goes On Project, the Second Talk in the L.A. Theatre Speaks Series Features Representatives from Local Theatres Including Deaf West Theatre, Fountain Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, IAMA Theatre Company and The Industry …[READ MORE]
At its virtual Board of Governors meeting on Tuesday, April 28, Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) voted unanimously to approve a resolution “In Support of Federal Advocacy to Prioritize Stable Public School Funding.” According …[READ MORE]
Keeping our favorite, locally-owned restaurants healthy is part of the coronavirus challenge, and Takeout Tuesday is part of the solution. Every Tuesday, we can show some love to our local businesses and get some amazing …[READ MORE]
If the lovely weather has made you think about how you can start gardening, this is the ideal connection. The “Sustainable Mind” podcast offers Marjorie Alexander interviewing app developer Dale Spoonemore. Dale is the co-founder …[READ MORE]
In February, West Basin Municipal Water District launched Change & Save, a water conservation program designed to assist communities in West Basin’s service area that have historically lower participation rates in water conservation programs. To …[READ MORE]
On May 4, 2020, along with the State’s COVID-19 Report Card, California Governor Newsom announced that he will release new guidelines on May 7. The guidelines will provide a framework to counties and cities to …[READ MORE]
With the verification of signatures on May 1, 2020, the Los Angeles County Registrar’s office has approved the controversial proposal to put Culver City’s authority to have a rent control ordinance on the ballot in …[READ MORE]
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