The new headquarters for game company Scopely is approaching completion, waiting for just a few more finishing touches before they open the doors for employees. The unique building at 8888 Washington Boulevard next to The …[READ MORE]
Nothing lasts forever, and that includes software. The program we have been using is ending this service, so we are moving to a new program for our daily email delivery. There will be, we expect, …[READ MORE]
The proposed temporary Quick Build re-design of the Overland/Ranch/Kelmore intersection is expected to enhance safety for all users of the intersection, while preserving existing parking, adding high-visibility crosswalks, and beautifying the gateway to/from the Culver …[READ MORE]
The CCUSD Board of Education has narrowed the national search for a new superintendent to two finalists and is now seeking the public’s input as it prepares to select a candidate to replace Leslie Lockhart, …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School Alumni Isaiah Jewett will be running in first heat of the men’s 800 meters at the Tokyo Olympic Games tonight, at 5:50 PST. “I am a person that is going to …[READ MORE]
Help Culver City address its housing needs by reviewing and providing input on Culver City’s Draft Housing Element As part of the City of Culver City’s General Plan Update (GPU), a draft 2021-2029 Housing Element …[READ MORE]
The newest production by the Actors’ Gang takes the acclaimed oral history of Studs Terkel’s “Working” and brings it to life as a vision of Americans surviving the Great Depression. The three part performance will …[READ MORE]
On July 13th, 2021, at approximately 10:50 PM, an armed robbery occurred at CVS in the Fox Hills Plaza, 6299 Bristol Parkway. The suspect entered the CVS just prior to closing and waited for the …[READ MORE]
Southern California’s commuter rail network has named a new leader; Ventura’s Darren Kettle will be taking over the top position at Metrolink in September. The Board of Directors of the Southern California Regional Rail Authority …[READ MORE]
“First and foremost, Culver City Unified School District will always follow the most current Los Angeles County Department of Public Health guidelines and will always prioritize the safety of our students and staff.” Assistant Superintendent …[READ MORE]
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