What is your vision for public safety in Culver City? Share your answer through an online survey as part of Culver City’s Public Safety Review. The City Council needs to hear your opinions on public …[READ MORE]
Here in Culver City, there have been a significant increase in coyote sightings in the last two years, and coyotes have been linked to 72 cat deaths in that time. However, it’s not only domestic …[READ MORE]
In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, hippie culture was so pervasive, it even spread to the Soviet Union. The Wende Online is bringing a generous week of programming to Culver City by focusing both …[READ MORE]
“I am proud to announce that Los Angeles World Airports, the operator of Los Angeles International and Van Nuys airports, has launched an interactive portal providing access to information about aircraft operations and how those …[READ MORE]
The Board of Education of Culver City Unified School District is seeking a qualified, interested individual to serve on a committee of community leaders currently serving as the Community Budget Advisory Committee (“CBAC”). Applications are …[READ MORE]
On September 3, 2020, Abby Bergman succeeded in swimming solo 27 miles across Santa Monica Bay in 16 hours 25 minutes and 53 seconds. Bergman is only the fourth person to successfully swim the grueling …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, We all grew up in Culver City and we graduated from Culver City High school in the past five years. Now, as adults and part of the Culver City community, we look forward …[READ MORE]
The great tradition of Culver City Public Theater continues pandemic-style, with “Sherlock Holmes Meets the Bully of Baker Street,” available online, September 9, 2020. Written by David Hansen and directed by Marina Tidwell, this Sherlock …[READ MORE]
With many people planning to vote by mail, it’s essential that every step is correct. Ballots will be arriving in the next few weeks, and while we have had just a few bumps, locally, in …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City is gently opening – hair salons and barbershops may now re-open for indoor services at 25% occupancy provided they are in full compliance with the Los Angeles County of Department …[READ MORE]
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