Culver City will be accepting applications from August 20 to 22, 2020 (online) or paper applications (postmarked by August 31) for low-income renters impacted by COVID-19. The COVID-19 Emergency Rental Program will provide either three …[READ MORE]
With two seats coming open on the Culver City Unified School Board, there are now two contenders in the race; incumbent Dr. Kelly Kent will be vying for re-election, and former school board member Scott …[READ MORE]
In 2021, WarnerMedia is scheduled to move into a new office building near Metro’s Culver City Station. While the project’s debut may remain on the horizon, EYRC Architects has offered a first look inside the …[READ MORE]
The back door handle was hopelessly broken. The outside half was dangling by a single bent screw and you could see daylight through it. We tried, repeatedly, to fix it ourselves and it would be …[READ MORE]
City Council races have begun to build more momentum as November comes closer, and several candidates are moving their efforts forward. Darrel Menthe, an early announcer, made it official with a trip to City Hall …[READ MORE]
“Due to the issues with the state’s electronic laboratory system, these data represent an underreporting of actual positive cases in one single day.” The California COVID-19 board does not offer good news. The challenges involved …[READ MORE]
Dear Humans, My mother, born Serafina Gaetana, was the last surviving member of a large immigrant family, and one of the latest casualties of the new Coronavirus; 19. There were no last visits, we were …[READ MORE]
On August 13, 2020, the City Council will meet to discuss and consider public input on thepresentation of an amortization study for the Culver City portion of the Inglewood Oil Field. The City’s consultant, Baker …[READ MORE]
Suspects in a carjacking incident have been taken into custody by the Los Angeles Police Department, and placed under arrest by the Culver City Police Department. On August 3rd, at approximately 7:00 am, the victim …[READ MORE]
At the August 3, 2020,Culver City City Council meeting, Council member Thomas Small was blunt in his remarks. “What people need to understand is that this is an emergency.” The public comments and complaints, most …[READ MORE]
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