Dear Editor, Since 1989, the Peace Center, created and funded through the generosity of Aris Anagnos, has provided rent-free offices and meeting spaces to diverse peace and justice groups throughout Los Angeles, enabling them to …[READ MORE]
Culver City Fire Department Engine 41 & Engine 42 arrived in Napa County yesterday to assist in battling the LNU Lightning Complex Fire. Two engines were sent to bolster the need for more equipment. There …[READ MORE]
The Cold War period is known as a period of decolonization. However, the United States not only kept some of its overseas holdings without fully incorporating them in the federal structure (Puerto Rico, the U.S. …[READ MORE]
On August 22, 2020, at approximately 9:30 pm, a man was standing by his vehicle in the parking lot of Little Cesars Pizza, located at 4042 S. Centinela Blvd. in Culver City. Three men approached …[READ MORE]
You may or may not have heard of Judith Martin. For many decades, she has written a column called Miss Manners. It’s a combination of etiquette and humor, as evidenced by some of her book …[READ MORE]
At the Police Community meeting for Public Safety Review, August 20, 2020, the online presentation featured Mayor Goran Eriksson, City Council member Thomas Small, Acting Police Chief Manny Cid, and UCLA History professor and noted …[READ MORE]
Micromobility company Wheels has launched its service in Culver City. With Wheels’ largest market being Los Angeles, Culver City represents an expansion of its services in the area. “The City is committed to both innovation …[READ MORE]
While all of us are suffering the heat, unhoused people are suffering even more. There have been multiple reports over the last week of people so incapacitated it was not possible for passerby to tell …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Although the details of the Small/Hackman relationship are not clear from anything that I’ve seen from Mr. Small, the concerns raised by Mr. Greenberg are serious. On the face of it, Mr. Small …[READ MORE]
The contest for the Culver City Unified School Board is even more crowded now that two more have signed in; Lauren Jagnow and Tiffany Spellman have declared their respective candidacies for the November election. There …[READ MORE]
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