Saturday, June 6, 2020 was an historic moment for Culver City. Two gatherings – one at Culver City High School and one at Vets Park – joined together for a march up Culver Boulevard to …[READ MORE]
When Culver City Crossroads spoke with City Manager John Nachbar on Thursday June 4, 2020, he was just about to confirm the 16th Update to the Public Order; the official statement on regulations during the …[READ MORE]
When we have problems, we can create policy to address those problems. Finding out about what policies are being considered and how they might effect the situation is crucial for creating the best solutions. The …[READ MORE]
Though the Los Angeles region is justly famous for its dining and shopping options, many stores and restaurants have been operating on thin margins in recent years. Stores have competed with online retailers, and restaurants …[READ MORE]
Over the past several years and most recently with the death of George Floyd, policing reform has become an important topic across America. As stated before in the message to our community, “The women and …[READ MORE]
Please join the Southern California Association of Governments for a virtual townhall meeting on Wednesday, June 24, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on your community and help …[READ MORE]
Sydney Kamlager is the assembly member for the 54th District, which includes Culver City. Her work has led to vital changes in California, and while citizens are attending important protest rallies, there are bills already …[READ MORE]
In August 2019, Culver City implemented interim rent control measures for a 12-month period. The City is studying whether to enact a permanent rent control program and what measures should be included. The City Council …[READ MORE]
“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” The Actors’ Gang stands with Black Lives Matter and all people and organizations currently fighting on the streets …[READ MORE]
When I saw the National Guard line the streets of Downtown LA, it stirred up a lot of emotions for me as a Black Angeleno. Having lived through the 65’ Watts Rebellion, the LA Uprising …[READ MORE]
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