The Culver City city council confirmed Heather Baker’s appointment as the City Attorney at the October 25, 2021 meeting, by unanimous vote. When long time City Attorney Carol Schwab retired after 32 years of legal …[READ MORE]
Backpacks for Kids is a Culver City non-profit that makes sure all our CCUSD students have food over the weekend. When economic stress takes a bite out of family resources, our community stepped up to …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Arts Foundation, which supports the arts and culture in Culver City, announced a successful second round of the Arts Resiliency Fund. As is being asked of everyone to counter the commercialism of …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Have you ever wondered why our rush hour traffic seems backwards? Morning rush hour is heaviest leaving Downtown LA and afternoon rush hour is heaviest going towards Downtown LA. This is very counterintuitive …[READ MORE]
The holiday traditions of Culver City have changed shape in many ways, and this year they are bigger, brighter and more inclusive than ever. What were once two separate tree lighting ceremonies have merged into …[READ MORE]
Are you concerned about the fury and at times vitriol that many Culver City residents have experienced during difficult discussions? Have you been frustrated by “the other side’s” unwillingness to listen? Do you believe this …[READ MORE]
Festive, funny, physical, family fun in which the audience is welcomed to the Annual Holiday Variety Show and Christmas Pageant at St. Everybody’s Non-Denominational Universalist Church, where all faiths are welcome because we’ll believe anything. …[READ MORE]
Joes Segal has run the Wende Museum’s online program “Cold War Spaces” since the spring of 2020, and is now drawing the program to a close with a few final interviews. Justin Jampol, the founder …[READ MORE]
City Council meetings, School Board meetings; not only do we begin with the pledge of allegiance, we begin with the declaration that we are on unceded land, taken from the Tongva and the Chumash tribes. …[READ MORE]
Freeway congestion, toxic pollutants, and long hours spent commuting are the stereotypes associated with mobility and life in Los Angeles. Though we’ve fortunately seen tremendous progress over the decades, transportation in Los Angeles is evolving …[READ MORE]
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