On June 12, 2020, at approximately 1:50 pm, a Culver City bus operator was attacked by a female subject. As a result of the attack, the bus operator sustained several injuries including lacerations to her …[READ MORE]
While the final decision on whether to stay with ‘distance learning’ or attempt a return to campus won’t be made until July 28, the CCUSD School Board meeting of July 14, 2020 brought in more …[READ MORE]
The long agenda of the City Council’s July 13, 2020 featured pandemic information, transportation evolution and plenty of community input – but nothing as pressing to the public as Action Item A-2 “Consideration of a …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to introduce a new column, Letters from Quarantine by Tanya Klowden. She began writing these missives and posting them on social media in March, and has written daily since then. …[READ MORE]
Want to know why there isn’t a grand monument to Cold War victory, or why homosexuality was considered Stalin’s atom bomb to destroy America? Tune in with Joes Segal of the Wende Museum for an …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School rising sophomore Carter Coffee has been accepted to the 16th annual GRAMMY Camp® , operated by The GRAMMY Museum® . Coffee is one of only 83 talented high school students selected …[READ MORE]
Governor Gavin Newsom announced that effective July 13, 2020 all counties, including Los Angeles County, and Culver City, are required to close the following indoor operations unless they can be modified to operate outside or …[READ MORE]
UCLA Blood Drive – Thursday, July 16th at Fire Station 1 – Sign up Today! As part of his Eagle Scout project, Culver City High School student Nikos Tetradis has organized a UCLA Blood Drive …[READ MORE]
The once controversial plan for The Entrada is now becoming reality, with the structure in process. The eleven story building will sit on a roughly 3.7-acre site at 6163 Centinela Avenue. According to UrbanizeLA, LPC …[READ MORE]
The Planning Report recently interviewed Culver City council member and former mayor, Thomas Small, about the fiscal and policy challenges brought on by COVID-19 in his city. He sheds light on the complexity of crafting …[READ MORE]
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