Dear Editor, Culver City was concerned that it might have a fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) problem. It hired an expert and paid handsomely for advice. The City Council accepted the expert’s recommendations, e.g., …[READ MORE]
All CCUSD parents are invited to participate in one of the following Zoom meetings with the District’s superintendent search firm to provide their feedback on the District’s search for a new superintendent. This is your …[READ MORE]
Trains, E-bikes, walkability, protected lanes, traffic calming – you have heard all the buzz words floating around, but the questions is – how do you think we need to get around? Let the city know where …[READ MORE]
Angel City Chorale is excited to present the virtual concert Play it Forward, premiering Saturday, June 5th at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. The 1-hour event includes a visit from our own Angel City Youth Chorale …[READ MORE]
Since June of 2020, the City of Culver City has been considering how to close down oil drilling on the small portion of the Inglewood Oil Field that exists within city limits. The legal standard …[READ MORE]
Cars waiting in long lines for food. People being evicted and their possessions being repossessed. Tent cities of the homeless and destitute rising up in places they had not been before. New immigrants being attacked …[READ MORE]
Many businesses and public spaces in Culver City are already opening, but pandemic measures are still in place, and people should remain mindful of the possibility of viral transmission. In addition to getting vaccinated, Public …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City has selected SoCal Recycling to launch a mobile recycling program at two locations in Culver City. The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) approved SoCal Recycling to pilot …[READ MORE]
Since 1969, West Los Angeles College has awarded degrees and certificates to students from a wide range of ages. But no one on campus can recall a pair quite as unique as siblings Rohit (left) …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Arts Foundation (Culver Arts) granted eleven artists with funds of up to $1000 in the first round of the Arts Resiliency Fund. Grantees included playwrights with screenplays that had to be shelved, …[READ MORE]
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