Live from the KDT, a series of new multicamera, virtually produced readings and productions recorded at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, will launch with readings of CTG Creative Collective member Luis Alfaro’s acclaimed three-play series of …[READ MORE]
In L.A. County, polling places have changed to Vote Centers. Voters now have the option to cast a ballot in-person at ANY Vote Center in L.A. County. Voters have up to 11 consecutive days to …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School history teacher Andy Owens has been selected for the University of Chicago’s Outstanding Educator Award. This distinguished award has existed for more than three decades. Students accepted into the University of …[READ MORE]
Yesterday’s message from Acting Police Chief Manny Cid was an attempt to lower the temperature of a still-smoking conflict. The only way to really douse the flame is to stop allowing them fuel. Chief Cid …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Police Department respects and recognizes the rights and liberties afforded to all members of our community under the First Amendment, including activists, community groups, and labor unions. In fact, it is the …[READ MORE]
Culver City outdoor playgrounds will reopen on Saturday, October 3rd. Culver City Parks, Recreation, and Community Services staff has thoroughly sanitized all playground equipment at City parks and will continue to do so twice daily. …[READ MORE]
On October 13, the CCUSD Board of Education will hear information presented by mental health professionals from Didi Hirsch, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center, and the Culver …[READ MORE]
On October 6th at 12:30 p.m., the Exchange of Culver City along with the Rotary Club of Culver City will host the first of two online candidates’ forums. Candidates for Culver City Council will square …[READ MORE]
In totalitarian countries, the primary task of the police, rather than crime solving and public safety, is political surveillance and suppression of protest. But what about liberal democracies? In the wake of the Black Lives …[READ MORE]
“A lot has changed since last year’s Tito’s Fiesta Mexicana, but what hasn’t changed is our commitment to giving back to our fans and celebrating National Vodka and Taco Day,” said Brian Herlihy, Field Marketing …[READ MORE]
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