Arts
Culver Arts Launches Second Round of Arts Resiliency Fund
The Culver City Arts Foundation, which supports the arts in Culver City through its mission to preserve the past, enrich …[READ MORE]
Month: October 2021
Community
Dia de los Muertos Concert Begins Holiday Weekend at CCHS
With beautifully decorated ofrendas at both ends of the lobby of the Robert Frost Auditorium, the holiday weekend began at …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – More Homes Will Help People and the Planet
Dear Editor, I grew up in a suburban neighborhood in Northern California and, like most Americans, was accustomed to a …[READ MORE]
News
Culver City to Require Proof of Vaccination for Many Venues, Beginning Nov. 29
On October 26, 2021, the City Manager issued the Thirty-Eighth Supplement to Public Order under the City of Culver City …[READ MORE]
News
Changing of the Guards – Herbertson and Schwab Retire After City-Shaping Careers
When a person who has held a position in city government for decades leaves, they leave an imprint. At the …[READ MORE]
News
More Offices Coming to DTCC Area
With technology and media companies snatching up nearby office space as fast as it can be built, LPC West and …[READ MORE]
News
City Opens Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline
The City of Culver City has partnered with Lighthouse Services, Inc. to establish an anonymous confidential hotline for City employees, …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Gives Unanimous Approval – Sweetflower Gets Green Light for Retail Opening
After working with the city since September of 2018, Sweetflower has been granted permission to open as the first retail …[READ MORE]
Community
Westside Urban Forum to Discuss Parking and Housing
With parking spaces for new development in Los Angeles costing $30,000-$60,000 each to build, many city planners would agree that …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Upzoning Into Freshness and Diversity
Dear Editor, My family got its start in Culver City in the early 1920s when my grandparents bought their first …[READ MORE]