Perhaps you have noticed that the lack of traffic on the streets has caused some drivers to think the rules are on hiatus, too? A new statewide initiative encourages drivers to “slow the fast down” and …[READ MORE]
This coming Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020, the Wende Online will continue the series Art-Past-Present, co-hosted by Farrah Karapetian, with an interview with artist, writer and filmmaker Mariam Ghani. Ghani is an internationally recognized Afghan American …[READ MORE]
To make every effort to help people stay home and slow the spread of COVID-19, Culver City will continue relaxed parking enforcement through January 31, 2021.While parking enforcement on street sweeping days has been temporarily …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, With the state sanctioning of voting by mail due to the pandemic and for the convenience of all currently registered voters, you are now able to fill out your ballot while sunning in …[READ MORE]
The controversial police action on February 20, 2020, that saw Culver City resident Lawrence Perez handcuffed while still seated on his bicycle has moved forward as a lawsuit against the city and the individual officers. …[READ MORE]
In partnership with SoCal Recycling, Culver City has launched a Mobile Recycling Program in two Culver City locations. Bring bottles and cans to receive the California Redemption Value (CRV) money back. Truck Locations: 10772 Jefferson …[READ MORE]
Tower Insurance and Culver City Rotary are hosting a Thanksgiving Food Drive benefiting the Boys & Girls club of Mar Vista Gardens, and they need your support. They will be collecting food for 50 families of …[READ MORE]
Just west of Metro’s La Cienega/Jefferson Station, curving steel ribbons are being hoisted into place at the site of a new office tower from developer Samitaur Constructs and architect Eric Owen Moss. Now, the same …[READ MORE]
The most recent ballot updates from LA County show incumbent Mayor Goran Eriksson leading challenger Freddy Puza by only 18 votes. It is not known how many CulverCity ballots are still waiting to be counted, …[READ MORE]
One of the benefits of having such close borders with Los Angeles is having two fire departments to address a structure fire in the contiguous zone. Both the Los Angeles Fire Department and the Culver …[READ MORE]
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