Community
Culver City Wants Your Ideas – Arts, Culture and Creative Economy
Culver City has a big opportunity ahead of us: we are coming together to plan an equitable future for our …[READ MORE]
Month: July 2020
News
COVID-19 Continues to Climb in Culver City – More Than 300 Infections
You are still safer at home, if you need to go out you need to mask up, and wash your …[READ MORE]
News
Real Estate Transfer Tax Approved for November Ballot
After a Special City Council meeting on July 27, 2020 to consider the sole agenda item of a real estate …[READ MORE]
Community
Escalera Offers More Art ( Online and Free) with Chroma
Noted Culver City artist Lori Escalera is offering another FREE pandemic art class in the series of something to do …[READ MORE]
Politics
Council Candidates Continue – McMorrin Holds Town Hall, Gyi Pulls Papers, Puza Gets Endorsement
While local news is dominated by the COVID crisis, the candidates for Culver City Council are creating unique ways to …[READ MORE]
Arts
Culver City Symphony Online – July 25
On Friday July 31, at 8:00pm, Orchestra Music Director and Conductor Frank Fetta will be collaborating with cellist Ruslan Biryukov …[READ MORE]
News
County to Issue Childcare Vouchers
LA County announced on July 29, 2020that $15 million in CARES Act funding has been allocated for child care vouchers …[READ MORE]
Schools
Dr. Cooper Addresses ‘Dear Culver’ Instagram Account
While life online is not just a pandemic protocol for teenagers, the social media connections have gotten even more intense …[READ MORE]
Sports
Any Dodger Fans Out There?
I am not the world’s biggest Dodger fan. That title belongs to my son Jacob. But I am a pretty …[READ MORE]
News
More Hand Sanitizers Recalled Over Toxic Levels Of Wood Alcohol
The Food and Drug Administration has expanded the list of hand sanitizers — some sold at Costco and other national …[READ MORE]