With plenty of time to clean closets and so many of the usual thrift stores still closed for donations, there is a new option – Foster Nation’s Clothing Drive, “Show That You Care & Share …[READ MORE]
Downtown Culver City will be looking different for the foreseeable future, with temporary barricades redirecting traffic to create space for people to enjoy a meal out, take a safe stroll, or expand their horizons. On …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The creation of a circular service through Downtown Corridors, July 20, 2020, is an excellent idea. However, I am a transit rider, regularly riding buses and trains since 1992 to reduce my …[READ MORE]
The silent darkness of the dead of night is interrupted by a rumble so low, it is felt more than heard, so low you ask yourself if you just imagined it. Red and yellow lights …[READ MORE]
For many of us, this summer doesn’t quite look how we thought it would. Plans may have changed and some of us are staying close to home instead of vacationing somewhere far off. But there’s …[READ MORE]
FeedCulver is pleased to announce the organization has received a $10,000 donation from Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas), to support hunger relief efforts and local restaurants business in the Culver City area. The donation will …[READ MORE]
Tonight’s council meeting of July 27, 2020 will take on a single topic; adding a real property transfer tax to the November ballot for voter approval. The reason? The upcoming financial crunch will force the …[READ MORE]
Culver City residents are urged to adhere to the County’s Health Order in light of recent data which indicates COVID-19 is on track to become the second leading cause of deaths in LA County, and …[READ MORE]
Three of CCUSD’s six AVPA Sony Films have been selected to be in the All American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF) in New York – the world’s largest and most prestigious film festival for high …[READ MORE]
At the July 13, 2020 City Council Meeting, the City Council approved two proposed processes related to public safety: A plan to review and reallocate public safety resources, services and budgets and a review of …[READ MORE]
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