Speaking in a sincere and steady voice, Culver City Unified School Superintendent Leslie Lockhart announced her resignation, effective this coming June, at the school board meeting on April 13, 2021. Citing recent health challenges, she …[READ MORE]
The plaza around the lion fountain has been quiet and uninhabited for more than a year, and the announcement that ArcLight Theaters will not be re-opening means that quiet will continue. “After shutting our doors …[READ MORE]
AVPA’s One Body Dance Company will present its Spring Concert, titled Who Are We?, at 7 p.m on Friday, April 16. Since the pandemic began, we have all done quite a bit of self-reflection as …[READ MORE]
The Wende Museum is hard at work preparing our interior galleries to safely welcome visitors for a May Day reopening. Advanced reservations will be required, and our reservation system will be available this Thursday, April …[READ MORE]
Members of the Culver City High School Speech and Debate Team are off to the California High School Speech Association State Championships. On March 20, the team of Ada Meighan-Thiel and Mikayla Goldsmith qualified to …[READ MORE]
While many cities have already approved of ‘hero pay,’ the pandemic bonus for frontline hospital workers, grocery store employees and retail workers will be the first action item on the agenda this evening, April 12, …[READ MORE]
Game company Scopley is closing in on completion of their new Culver City headquarters on Washington Boulevard, just across from the Expo station. Designed by Abramson Architects, the building is called “Synapse” and features molded …[READ MORE]
When a post on social media last week noted that Culver City’s renowned neighborhood Happy Hour was celebrating its 400th Friday, inquisition was inevitable; 400 parties? Really? Meghan Sahli-Wells admitted it might even be 4000 …[READ MORE]
As Los Angeles County has met the threshold for the less restrictive Orange Tier in the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, a revised Los Angeles County Health Officer Order went into effect on Monday, …[READ MORE]
Westside Councilmember Mike Bonin is looking at underused public parking lots to be put into service for safe parking, safe camping, or potentially tiny home villages. While none are in Culver City, they are close …[READ MORE]
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