The Culver City Education Foundation for the return of its virtual SIP for our Schools fundraiser on October 16. Guests will gather online for a specially-curated whiskey flight led by mixologists, online auction, and special …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Public Works Department will convene a community meeting that will take place virtually on Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at 7:00 PM regarding 5G cell sites. Are you concerned about the safety of …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, As we all use wireless technologies and they have been an integral part of our lives, we don’t stop to think : Are they safe? Who creates the standards for all the products …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Chamber of Commerce’s Women in Business Council is thrilled to shine a spotlight on highly deserving women who lead in their fields. Our annual honoring of leaders will be at the 6th …[READ MORE]
My next Cold War Spaces interview this coming Wednesday focuses on the intersections between art and science in the Soviet Union during the Cold War. How did artists reflect on the utopian dreams of establishing …[READ MORE]
Richard Walden was watching television when news of the CCUSD vaccination mandate was making news across the country. As a 1964 graduate of Culver City High School, the news made him proud of his former …[READ MORE]
On September 2, 2021, the California State Legislature approved Assembly Bill 721, authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom, to invalidate vestiges of discrimination in housing covenants. AB 721 provides property owners with a process to remove …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I fully support restricting R1 zoning, as I believe this policy is outdated and racist. I first became aware of discriminatory housing practices, particularly redlining, during my time working in Congresswoman Karen Bass’ …[READ MORE]
The Actors’ Gang has crafted a three-part masterpiece with “We Live On,” based on Studs Terkel’s oral history, “Working.” The last set of three performances begins online tonight at 7 pm. The virtual live production …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Sierra Club California strongly opposes this recall and we urge you to vote NO on question 1 of your ballot. California has a low bar to recall elected officials, which has led to …[READ MORE]
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