The holidays present an increased risk of home fire–often involving cooking, Christmas trees, candles and holiday decorations. By taking some preventative steps and following simple rules of thumb, most home fires can be prevented during …[READ MORE]
On Dec. 14, 2021, a small crowd gathered on an outside patio at the Citizen Public Market to celebrate Dr. Daniel Lee taking the mayor’s chair, and becoming the first Black Mayor of Culver City. …[READ MORE]
The Dec. 13, 2021 City Council meeting offered a rare accolade; winning an honor that has only been bestowed twice before, Lisa Skelley was named the 2021 Citizen of the Year. As part of a …[READ MORE]
In our discussion of housing, many people don’t seem to be able to get past a black and white graphic of either/or, when in reality, there are many opportunities for both/and. Looking at the recent …[READ MORE]
The report from the city staff was, quite literally, chilling. Tevis Barnes, Culver City’s Housing and Rent Control Manger opened the discussion on Culver City’s application for funds from Project Homekey with the weather report. …[READ MORE]
You have just four more chances to see the Kentwood Players production of the Ultimate Christmas Show this Friday/Saturday at 8pm and Saturday/Sunday at 2pm at the Westchester Playhouse. Directed by Alison Boole with Assistant …[READ MORE]
On Dec. 13, 2021, the Culver City City Council unanimously approved the Wende Museum’s proposal for a Creative Community Center at 10858 Culver Boulevard. In the December 13 meeting, dozens of Culver City residents and …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, In response to the affordable housing crisis, California’s lawmakers have changed single-family zoning as we knew it. In 2019, it became easier for owners to build both a full-size Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) …[READ MORE]
While it was just another item on a very long agenda, it was also an historic moment during the Dec. 13, 2021 Culver City Council meeting, as Dr. Daniel Lee became Culver City’s first African-American …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My wife and I moved to Palms in June 2020. We were interested in the area’s walkability and proximity to Culver City, and I was a big fan of the Expo Line access, …[READ MORE]
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