The County’s Temporary Targeted Safer at Home Health Officer Order has been extended, as the State Regional Stay at Home Order will continue to be in place at least until the Southern California region’s available ICU bed capacity increases …[READ MORE]
While many people are staying off the streets, it’s been an advantageous moment for construction; swinging cranes and closing traffic lanes is easier with the crowd thinned out. The Brick and Machine from Clarett West …[READ MORE]
COVID-19 deaths spiked dramatically in the last week of December 2020, nearing the 10,000 mark in Los Angeles County. Los Angeles County public health officials warned that the holiday death toll is likely undercounted by …[READ MORE]
For Culver City High School junior True Jackson, a young musician and songwriter, quarantine has been a difficult time, yet also one of the best motives for her creativity in music and songwriting. The 16-year-old’s …[READ MORE]
The best cure for the blues is to help someone else. If you would like to volunteer to help Culver City assist those in need (including older adults), please email the City or call the …[READ MORE]
Public health officials in Los Angeles County have begun testing patients for a new strain of the coronavirus that’s being reported in the United Kingdom and Europe. According to the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group launches Not a Moment, But a Movement, a series of events that amplify and center Black artists. The first event, premiering on demand beginning January 21, 2021, at 5 pm Pacific, is …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, By wearing a Blue Lives Matter band during his oath of office, Councilman Albert Vera showed his appreciation of the CCPOA and its campaign support given him through their own independent campaign mailings. …[READ MORE]
The artwork of Culver City High School graduate Isaiah Levels has been selected to hang in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. for the next year. Isaiah, an AVPA art student, who graduated in June, …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Public Works Department wants to share the following tips for holiday tree disposal whether you are putting it out for collection or dropping it off at one of the four designated locations …[READ MORE]
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