Kentwood Players, a nonprofit theatre group dedicated to enriching, educating and entertaining our community through the transformative power of live theatre while creating an environment for inspiring human potential, was ready to continue celebrating its …[READ MORE]
The update on the vote count on Monday, November 9, 2020 saw a switch in status for Culver City’s third city council seat. Incumbent Mayor Goran Eriksson moved ahead of challenger Freddy Puza by a …[READ MORE]
Donovan Islas is a Culver City High School Senior and a Culver City Troop 108 Boy Scout, and now, he’s an Eagle Scout. Early in 2020 he decided he wanted his project to be about …[READ MORE]
Presented on Center Theatre Group’s Digital Stage in Partnership With The Getty “Electricidad” is Part of the Three-Play “The Greek Trilogy of Luis Alfaro” With “Oedipus El Rey” Premiering November 13 and “Mojada” Premiering November …[READ MORE]
How to honor the holiday when gatherings are discouraged? Creativity can lead the way. For several years, Robert Morgan Fisher has taught creative writing to veterans and military dependents at the West Los Angeles VA. …[READ MORE]
The election last week did provide a wide enough spread on some contests to consider them settled – Albert Vera is leading with 9,667 votes, followed by Yasmine Imani McMorrin 9,594 votes – meaning that …[READ MORE]
Eight months of construction have completed a decade of effort, and the pedestrian bridge over La Cienega Boulevard is now open, completing the 13 miles of the “Park to Playa Trail.” The connection from Kenneth …[READ MORE]
With a deep sigh of relief, but also with some apprehension about the coming weeks, the Wende Museum would like to invite you to the Election Reflection panel this coming Wednesday. At Wednesday’s panel Muesum …[READ MORE]
If you think health care is a vital issue for our community, know that there is a local organization doing some great things, and it needs and deserves your support. All are invited to the …[READ MORE]
MOVE Culver City is a pilot implementation project which includes mobility lanes along Culver and Washington Boulevards in the Downtown corridor, Sepulveda Boulevard, and Jefferson Boulevard. The first phase of the project will start on …[READ MORE]
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