News
Newsom Signs Homeless Hiring Tax Credit
Governor Newsom signed AB 150 – a budget trailer bill – which includes the groundbreaking California Homeless Hiring Tax Credit. …[READ MORE]
Month: July 2021
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Times Have Changed
To the Editor: I am surprised at my apathy towards the change to R1 zoning that is being proposed by …[READ MORE]
Community
Private Trees, Public Benefit – WUF to Discuss Urban Canopy July 21
Trees in Los Angeles are under threat – some neighborhoods have seen their tree canopies shrink by 15 to 44 …[READ MORE]
News
Thank You for Getting Vaccinated – COVID Cases are Still Climbing
The good news is that 61% of eligible LA County residents 16 years and older are fully vaccinated and nearly …[READ MORE]
Arts
CTG Offers “Art and Social Justice” Panel
“Art and Social Justice: Intersecting Onstage and Beyond,” the panel for this third episode of Not a Moment, But a …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Climate Scholar POV on Housing
Dear Editor, I’d like to share the following open letter to Culver City and its leaders from UC Berkeley climate …[READ MORE]
News
Ninth Circuit Court Rules Against FAA, in Favor of Culver City
Ruling against the Federal Aviation Administration, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal found that the FAA violated key environmental laws …[READ MORE]
News
City Attorney Carol Schwab to Retire After 35 Years
As announced at the Culver City Council meeting of July 12, long time City Attorney Carol Schwab is stepping down …[READ MORE]
News
New Superintendent Candidates Are Currently Being Vetted – Lockhart Will Stay for Transition
The application deadline for the Culver City Unified School District’s new superintendent candidates closed on July 5, 2021. The District’s …[READ MORE]
Community
Malik Books to Host Erika Bryant – ‘Doing it Scared’
Malik Books, Culver City’s newest bookstore at the Westfield/Fox Hills Mall, will be hosting a special book signing event on …[READ MORE]