The City of Culver City is suspending plans to transition to hybrid City Council and advisory board meetings, which would have featured in-person attendance in the City’s Mike Balkman Council Chambers, as well as participation …[READ MORE]
Students from the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) who get vaccinated against COVID-19 can receive up to $150, plus receive many other incentives, at the next two vaccination clinics hosted by Los Angeles Mission …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Culver City Crossroads published a letter from Daniel Kammen to the Culver City Council. The letter was in support of the Council agenda to replace R-1 zoning with 4 unit housing on each …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Parks, Recreation & Community Services (PRCS) Department is excited to announce that, for this year only, Fiesta La Ballona will take place Halloween weekend: Friday, October 29 through Sunday, October 31. “Fiesta …[READ MORE]
Recent changes to California law require Culver City Unified School District to notify all CCUSD parents/guardians of the option to enroll their child in in-person instruction or in independent study for the 2021-2022 school year. …[READ MORE]
Ting Internet announced today that its highly sought after fiber internet service is now available in Culver City, and that is is introducing a community program to help and bridge the ‘digital divide.’ Unlike traditional …[READ MORE]
Head on over this Sunday, July 25, 2021 for Family Day at the Wende Museum, and bring your children and your imagination! Young visitors are invited to express themselves creatively through our latest art-making activity: …[READ MORE]
Governor Newsom signed AB 150 – a budget trailer bill – which includes the groundbreaking California Homeless Hiring Tax Credit. The Tax Credit simultaneously confronts the homelessness crisis facing California while also addressing the job …[READ MORE]
To the Editor: I am surprised at my apathy towards the change to R1 zoning that is being proposed by the Culver City Council. Since I skew conservative, I thought about how I arrived at …[READ MORE]
Trees in Los Angeles are under threat – some neighborhoods have seen their tree canopies shrink by 15 to 44 percent since the turn of the century, according to a 2017 USC study. Drought, disease, …[READ MORE]
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