Culver City has a big opportunity ahead of us: we are coming together to plan an equitable future for our community through a General Plan Update (GPU). The GPU covers topics that affect everyone, including …[READ MORE]
You are still safer at home, if you need to go out you need to mask up, and wash your hands even more often than you think you need to wash your hands. There are …[READ MORE]
After a Special City Council meeting on July 27, 2020 to consider the sole agenda item of a real estate transfer tax being added to the November ballot, the measure passed. Now the rest of …[READ MORE]
Noted Culver City artist Lori Escalera is offering another FREE pandemic art class in the series of something to do on your Friday afternoon. (they are recorded too!) If you want to work along bring …[READ MORE]
While local news is dominated by the COVID crisis, the candidates for Culver City Council are creating unique ways to connect with voters and roll out their campaigns. Yasmine-Imani McMorrin hosted a virtual Town Hall …[READ MORE]
On Friday July 31, at 8:00pm, Orchestra Music Director and Conductor Frank Fetta will be collaborating with cellist Ruslan Biryukov to present a program produced by the Redlands Bowl of Cool Classics for Cello and …[READ MORE]
LA County announced on July 29, 2020that $15 million in CARES Act funding has been allocated for child care vouchers to serve essential workers and low-income families in the County. This allocation translates to three …[READ MORE]
While life online is not just a pandemic protocol for teenagers, the social media connections have gotten even more intense in the last week with the Instagram account “Dear Culver.” Promoted as a ‘safe space’ …[READ MORE]
I am not the world’s biggest Dodger fan. That title belongs to my son Jacob. But I am a pretty close second. So I was watching with interest last night when the Dodgers played the …[READ MORE]
The Food and Drug Administration has expanded the list of hand sanitizers — some sold at Costco and other national chains — being recalled to at least 75 recently, saying toxic levels of wood alcohol …[READ MORE]
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