Community
No Need to Be in a Rush – Older Adults and Tech
Most often, when I tell someone about my business helping older adults with technology, I get one of two responses: …[READ MORE]
Year: 2021
News
Media Park Plans Are Posted – Survey is Still Open for Your Input
After community outreach workshops on February 4th and April 22nd this year, the City of Culver City has settled onto …[READ MORE]
News
Need WiFi? Emergency Broadband Benefit Now Open for Eligible Households
The Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help households struggling to pay for internet service during the pandemic. …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCUSD Board Approves Firm for Superintendent Search
With Superintendent of Schools Leslie Lockhart moving towards her retirement next month, the CCUSD School Board has confirmed who will …[READ MORE]
Arts
CTG Offers “Not a Moment, but a Movement”
Center Theatre Group is offering ‘Not a Moment, But a Movement,’ a series of interdisciplinary events that celebrates and amplifiy …[READ MORE]
News
Public Assistance Sought in Shooting Investigation
On May 12th , 2021, at approximately 11:25am, the Culver City Police Department responded to a call of bullet holes …[READ MORE]
News
Expo Line Neighbor Ivy Station Scheduled to Open ‘Summer of 2021’
Almost four years of design and construction will come to a close when the Ivy Station opens next to the …[READ MORE]
News
City Council to Take Up Zoning Issue at June Meeting
In response to a strong presentation by local organizers, the Culver City Council has agreed to agendize a discussion on …[READ MORE]
Arts
Antioch University – Literary Uprising May 11
Looking for some local literature? Come to Antioch University Los Angeles’ Virtual Literary Uprising reading! This quarter features 5 stellar …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver City Education Foundation Kicks Off 40th Anniversary
The Culver City Education Foundation kicked off its 40th anniversary year celebration with a successful “drive in” fundraiser on May …[READ MORE]