As announced at the Culver City Council meeting of July 12, long time City Attorney Carol Schwab is stepping down at the end of the year. Mayor Alex Fisch noted that the parting was bittersweet, …[READ MORE]
The application deadline for the Culver City Unified School District’s new superintendent candidates closed on July 5, 2021. The District’s search firm, Ray and Associates, is currently vetting candidates and is expected to present its …[READ MORE]
Malik Books, Culver City’s newest bookstore at the Westfield/Fox Hills Mall, will be hosting a special book signing event on July 15, 6 to 8 pm , with author Erika Bryant on “Doing It Scared.” …[READ MORE]
Dear Mayor Fisch, I ask that you immediately remove my name from your website, listing me as a supporter. You will recall, I endorsed your candidacy and walked Blair Hills with you to meet my …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City’s Parks, Recreation, & Community Services Department (PRCS) is excited to announce that our Park Facilities are now open for rentals. We are now accepting rental reservation requests! We are excited …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, On June 28th, 2021 the majority on the City Council voted to up zone such that R1 zoning would be eliminated and accommodate 4-plexes on a single family lot. This, in spite of …[READ MORE]
Erewhon will be the next tenant moving in to the Culver Steps, and has scheduled to have the doors open in 2022. Often compared to Whole Foods as an upscale/luxury grocer, Erewhon Market signed a …[READ MORE]
To the Editor– In the past, Culver City had a shameful record of excluding people of color from homeownership. Fortunately in recent decades the record is better, with people of color now representing a substantial …[READ MORE]
Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-CA), Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Africa, Global Health and Global Human Rights issued the following statement: “Los Angeles is a world-class city with world-class leaders. President Biden’s nomination …[READ MORE]
Oscar winning actress Mercedes McCambridge had been an artist-in-residence at the Catholic University of America ‘s Drama Department in 1973 when she donated a ‘Dorothy dress,’ one of the iconic blue and white gingham costumes …[READ MORE]
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