There are some things we don’t need to change this year. We can still listen to Ella Fitzgerald’s Christmas Album. There will be plenty of Vince Guaraldi, too. We are lucky enough to have eggnog, …[READ MORE]
The Loyola Marymount coyote research team has made progress in its research in Culver City recently! The team was able to secure a juvenile male coyote and have fitted him with a radio collar to …[READ MORE]
While one of out favorite Culver City traditions – the holiday show at the Actors’ Gang – is, of course, cancelled-due-to-COVID, we are the next best thing. Our very own Actors’ Gang is giving away their …[READ MORE]
Culver City Unified School District Superintendent Leslie Lockhart summed it up in her opening statement at the Dec. 15, 2020 Board Meeting, saying, “2020 has not been my favorite year.” She spoke of a colleague …[READ MORE]
Culver City Vice Mayor Daniel Lee opted to kick off a run for the State Senate in a modern zoom call with an old fashioned prayer. Pastor Kirkpatrick Tyler, of the St. Mark African Methodist …[READ MORE]
Take a break from screens and enjoy time with friends while joining the walking group, creating TikTok dances, socializing or participating in Art in the Park with new, free Outdoor Programming for Teens Beginning in …[READ MORE]
Here’s a great way to extend your holiday festivities and support a good cause at the same time. The Culver City Arts Foundation is holding a free Zoom on-line Holiday Party on Sunday, December 27th …[READ MORE]
On Thursday, Dec, 17, 2020, there were 921 reported coronavirus cases in Culver City. A total of 37 people have died, according to Los Angeles County health officials. Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu …[READ MORE]
The ceremonial swearing in of new City Council members is often a notable moment; what is notable is that there often something so politically damning, it’s a new milestone. Two years ago, I wrote that …[READ MORE]
Tito’s Tacos contributed one hundred individually boxed meals for American Military Veterans who are currently in the all-important recovery process and working to return to mainstream society, once their physical and psychological maladies have been …[READ MORE]
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