Cold War Spaces returns today with the Wende Museum’s Chief Curator and Director of ProgrammingJoes Segal speaking with Iain MacGregor discussing the Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie. How does space impact the way we live …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, We all know that we are in the worst healthcare crisis of our lifetimes. What you may not know, however, is that the management of our local community hospital – Southern California Hospital …[READ MORE]
The tradition of March being declared Red Cross Month began in 1943 with a proclamation from President Franklin D. Roosevelt and for more than 75 years, all U.S. presidents have designated this month. This March, …[READ MORE]
BrockusRED presents an online collection of short dance films streaming from March 11 to March 14, 2021 One year after the company’s last live performance in a theater, they gather online with a collection of …[READ MORE]
When the pandemic disrupted school throughout California, the University of California (“UC”) declared that it would accept Pass/Fail grades in place of letter grades for the college applicants in Fall 2020. The UC just announced …[READ MORE]
Included on the agenda for the Culver City Council meeting tonight on March 8, 2021, will be an action item on strengthening the city’s polystyrene ban. The amendments, which would be staggered in implementation to …[READ MORE]
With the addition of the Johnson and Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccination, new vaccination sites are open, more appointments are available, and the next cohort of eligibility has opened up. Eligibility now includes people 65 and over, …[READ MORE]
Sacramento takes another shot at a fracking ban. Senators Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) and Monique Limón (D-Santa Barbara) introduced Senate Bill 467, which halts the issuance or renewal of permits for hydraulic fracking, acid well …[READ MORE]
The intersection between the real world and life online can be a crucial one. The Culver City Fire Department is opening a new online portal to help them out with information could be essential in …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recently reported that the City of Culver City has one of the lowest adjusted case rates in the County and one of the highest vaccination percentages in …[READ MORE]
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