At the long awaited conclusion of the first city council race tallied by Los Angeles County, the final vote totals are in. Albert Vera is the winner of the most votes, with 10,665, giving him …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Julian Dixon Library building and parking lot will be closed for maintenance from Monday, November 30, 2020 until late winter 2021. The bookdrops at the front of the building will remain …[READ MORE]
“We wanted to shoot at the beach, but it was way too windy and sand was blowing everywhere so we had to find a new location,” said Culver City High School junior and AVPA dance …[READ MORE]
City leaders want to hear from YOU as we create a new vision and guiding principles for the City of Culver City’s General Plan Update (GPU). This project, called Picture Culver City, will maintain Culver …[READ MORE]
For Thanksgiving week, Cold War Spaces will serve a food-themed interview. Wende Museum Curator Joes Segal will have Dutch cultural historian (and Segal’s former student) Jon Verriet, who is preparing his PhD project Fitter, Stronger, …[READ MORE]
On October 15, 2020, Culver City commended thirteen newly certified sustainable businesses into Culver City’s Sustainable Business Certification Program (Certification Program) during its third annual, (and first virtual,) awards ceremony hosted by the City and …[READ MORE]
The good thing about covering local news in a place as lovely as Culver City is that often, news is good. Just this past week, our bus system won yet another award, new businesses are …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City’s Economic Recovery Task Force is launching the #ChooseCulverCity buy local campaign and calling on you to think local first when shopping, dining, or requiring services. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues …[READ MORE]
We live in a racist society, and whether or our racism is conscious or unconscious, it’s there. Everyone benefits in a society where everyone has more access to power. We have much more in common …[READ MORE]
The November 20 update from the Los Angeles County Registrar have added to the vote totals, but left all candidates in the same position. The city council contest remains static; Albert Vera, Jr. leads with …[READ MORE]
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