Apple announced on October 8, 2021 that it plans to increase its presence in the Culver City by twice the amount of office space, where Apple TV+ is based. The expansion of more than 550,000 …[READ MORE]
On Monday, October 11th and through November 19th, the City’s construction contractor will perform work on the Downtown Corridor (Phase 1) of the MOVE Culver City project. The work will be done along Culver Boulevard …[READ MORE]
So, the pandemic shifted the calendar a bit – Culver City’s Fiesta La Ballona will happen this fall. Rather than the usual end-of-summer party, we’ll have a Hallowe’een weekend to remember! Save the dates for …[READ MORE]
Music to your ears? The Culver City Eduction Foundation has a Flash Match for Fundraising. Thanks to the generosity at Culver City Music Center, all gifts on October 7 (that’s today! ) will be matched …[READ MORE]
Now that the first electric bus has been put into service, the next order of business is getting more enthusiastic passengers. State Senator Sydney Kamlager commemorated Clean Air Day on Oct. 6, 2021 to take …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Arts District and Arts District Residents Association are proud to present this year’s rockin’ Art Walk and Roll Festival on Saturday, October 9th from 11 am to 6 pm. By closing Washington …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Crystal clear reporting in. So what the heck is this Housing Element people are talking about and what is a site inventory? And why should you care? Well, the City must revise its …[READ MORE]
Last Sunday night, October 3, 2021, at approximately 7:15pm, the Culver City Police Department responded to numerous calls for service at the intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and Slauson Avenue, regarding over 50 vehicles performing vehicle …[READ MORE]
While the Culver Arts Foundation calls itself an umbrella organization, offering support for both individual artists and for arts organizations, it was surprised by the need for actual umbrellas at the October 4, 2021 ‘Fiesta …[READ MORE]
There is footage, and there is film; it requires one to make the other, but there are always pieces that go unused and often forgotten. They may tell a bigger story, or even an entirely …[READ MORE]
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