News
MOVE Project Seeks Community Input
The MOVE Culver City project will connect Downtown Culver City with the Metro E-Line station and the Arts District and …[READ MORE]
Year: 2021
Community
Distracted Driving Survey Shows Increased Risk
Sixty four percent of Californians are concerned that distracted driving is a threat to their safety as in-person learning resumes, …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Yes, Culver City Can and Should Educate More Children!
Dear Editor, If Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) is an excellent school district, if it’s why so many of …[READ MORE]
News
Higuera Street Bridge Construction Begins Sept. 20 – Bike Path Closed Through October
The current Higuera Street Bridge over Ballona Creek, immediately west of Jefferson Boulevard, will be demolished, and replaced with a …[READ MORE]
Arts
Kentwood Players Offer Live Theater “Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike”
After an 18-month hiatus, theatre is back! For the Kentwood Players, that means picking up right where they left off …[READ MORE]
News
Bike Culver City to Offer Online “What Can We Learn from the Parisian Bike Revolution?”
On September 22nd at noon, Bike Culver City will host a livestream event called “What Can We Learn from the …[READ MORE]
Community
Wende Museum to Host The Robin Center for Russian-Speaking Jewry
From the 1970s to the early 1990s, it is estimated that nearly 1.5 million Jews left the Soviet Union in …[READ MORE]
News
Culver City’s Lead Becomes LA County’s Next Step – Unanimous Vote By Board of Supervisors to Ban Oil Drilling
Only months ago, Culver City finalized putting into motion a means of shutting down oil drilling by amortizing oil wells …[READ MORE]
Arts
Heidi Duckler Dance to Screen @ CNRA
Heidi Duckler Dance’s new film “Where We’re Going,” created in collaboration with Safety Third Productions, was commissioned for the Public …[READ MORE]
News
City Council to Move Towards Zero-Emissions Fleet at Special Meeting Sept. 20
With more than five million dollars in grant funding ready to be put to work, the Culver City Council will …[READ MORE]