The Culver City Council meeting on Monday August 12, 2020 had a shorter Consent Calendar than had been originally released; it was missing the controversial funding proposal for an outside security company to take over …[READ MORE]
The scheduled power outages that SoCal Edison notices to various Culver City neighborhoods from time to time can come up at the worst possible moment; a slice of Carlson Park had been notified that they …[READ MORE]
Scenes from quarantine – Day 148:Kamala.Every single time I have found her name on a ballot, I have checked the little box beside it. Today, as my knitting needles click-clacked and I sunk into thought …[READ MORE]
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey is planning a few plates for Culver City; specifically, the Culver Steps. GRNA (Gordon Ramsay North America) Culver City LLC has filed for a Conditional Use Permit for a 7,541-square-foot restaurant …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Unified School District has established a new way for parents, students and community members to get answers about anything school-related. When is the first day of the 2020-2021 school year? How do …[READ MORE]
The visual arts played a remarkable and sometimes amusing role in the Cold War. While the Soviet Union and the United States accused their respective avant-gardes of bourgeois decadence or communist infiltration, the very same …[READ MORE]
The August 10, 2020 Culver City Council meeting has an item listed on the ‘Consent Calendar’ that many in the community are saying needs much closer scrutiny – and no consent. The consent calendar is …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, City Council Member Thomas Small has concerns about how Culver City will view his legacy. He recently announced that he would not seek election to a second term, as he plans …[READ MORE]
Anne Allaire announced her campaign online August 9, 2020 making her the second incumbent to declare for the office. She has served on the Culver City Unified School Board for the past five years, and …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Education Foundation is proud to announce a grant of $50,000 to provide culturally relevant and inclusive titles to all elementary, middle and high school libraries. This gift is made possible thanks to …[READ MORE]
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