The Culver City Arts Foundation, which supports the arts in Culver City through its mission to preserve the past, enrich the present and create the future of arts and culture in the community, announced the …[READ MORE]
With beautifully decorated ofrendas at both ends of the lobby of the Robert Frost Auditorium, the holiday weekend began at Culver city High School with a concert for Dia de los Muetros – the Day …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I grew up in a suburban neighborhood in Northern California and, like most Americans, was accustomed to a lifestyle that centered on the single-family neighborhood and the automobile. College was my first taste …[READ MORE]
On October 26, 2021, the City Manager issued the Thirty-Eighth Supplement to Public Order under the City of Culver City Emergency Authority. In order to protect public health and safety, beginning November 29, 2021, proof …[READ MORE]
When a person who has held a position in city government for decades leaves, they leave an imprint. At the City Council meeting of October 25, 2021, both Public Works Director Charles Herbertson and City …[READ MORE]
With technology and media companies snatching up nearby office space as fast as it can be built, LPC West and Clarion Partners are planning another Culver City development. The L.A. Business Journal reports that the …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City has partnered with Lighthouse Services, Inc. to establish an anonymous confidential hotline for City employees, contractors, residents, and other interested parties to report fraud, waste and abuse affecting City resources. …[READ MORE]
After working with the city since September of 2018, Sweetflower has been granted permission to open as the first retail cannabis outlet in Culver City. The presentation at the Oct. 25, 2021 City Council meeting …[READ MORE]
With parking spaces for new development in Los Angeles costing $30,000-$60,000 each to build, many city planners would agree that removing parking requirements from transit-rich areas is good for housing production and sustainability—at least in …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My family got its start in Culver City in the early 1920s when my grandparents bought their first parcel and built a small house. There was a goat farm across the way, an …[READ MORE]
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