The most controversial thing on the Culver City ballot is Measure B: Voter Approval of all Interim or Permanent Rent Control Measures. On the surface, it seems like a very reasonable gesture. Voter approval is …[READ MORE]
In Los Angeles County, with its long history of redlining and other racist land use policies, minority communities sorely need new real estate development. However, new development may be fraught with risks for both communities …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Goran Eriksson has our vote! Currently Mayor of the Culver City council, Goran deserves another 4 years representing our citizens on the council. Why?Because he actually gets a lot of things done. He …[READ MORE]
Through community meetings, online surveys, and discussions with community stakeholders, the General Plan Advisory Committee, and City Council, the community explored visions for the future of Culver City, what makes the city unique and special, …[READ MORE]
On October 18, 2020 at 10:14 pm, Culver City Police Officers responded to a call of a possible burglary in progress at 4411 Sepulveda Boulevard. The reporting party noticed the suspect on the roof of …[READ MORE]
To protect yourself and your community, you should not go trick-or-treating or mix with others. Door to door trick-or-treating is not recommended because it can be very difficult to maintain proper distancing on porches and …[READ MORE]
The AVPA Pink Elephant Music Company presents our Annual Fall Concert – in virtual format! The concert broadcast will premiere on Friday, October 30 at 7pm. The online link will be advertised closer to the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, What many in our community have found out since progressive majorities were put onto the local city council and school board, is that even if candidates can pass voters’ litmus-tests on political and …[READ MORE]
While Los Angeles has been posting ‘slow streets’ for several months now, the signs that are starting to pop up around Culver City are long-awaited welcome news to some. To others, it’s a source of …[READ MORE]
Here is how you can register to vote today: Go online by using the California Online Voter Registration System at /registertovote.ca.gov/ Call (800) 481-VOTE, (800) 815-2666 Option 2. In person at a Los Angeles County …[READ MORE]
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