In an announcement from the Los Angeles County Library system, the Culver City Julian Dixon Library will be among those re-opening for ‘select in-person services’ on April 19, 2021. “In preparation for reopening, we are …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles County has met the threshold for the less restrictive Orange Tier in the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Yesterday, the State released updated numbers. LA County’s adjusted case rate dropped from 3.7 …[READ MORE]
After the March 30, 2021 Candidate Forum, the Culver City Democratic Club voted to endorse Isaac Bryan for the special election to fill the seat for the 54th Assembly District. Bryan won the endorsement on …[READ MORE]
Though the pandemic is nearing its end, many older adults are still staying home, and they are lonely. If they get a phone call, they’ll be happy to talk to someone – and that person …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Rotary Club is hosting a Cedars-Sinai blood drive at Culver City Fire Station 1 on Wednesday, April 7 from 10 AM – 3 PM. COVID-19 antibody testing is available for all blood …[READ MORE]
Decisions from colleges are coming out like wildflowers on the hillside. The University of California are sending out notices as are private colleges and state colleges. Your hard work and excellent planning has paid off …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group’s Dorothy and Richard Sherwood Award will go to two artists – D’Lo and Mikaal Sulaiman. Center Theatre Group recognizes and celebrates this year’s finalists for their exceptional contributions to the Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
How many times have you driven up Culver Boulevard and wondered – what exactly is going on there? It’s the Stormwater project, and the city has a meeting coming up that will answer all of …[READ MORE]
The Wende Museum’s annual @artandfeminism Wikipedia edit-a-thon returns online this Thursday, April 1, at 5 p.m. PST. Join in to help build a better online record of women artists represented in the Wende Museum’s collection: No …[READ MORE]
With an estimated 42% of Culver City residents already vaccinated, the end of the pandemic draws closer every day. Still, COVID-19 remains the leading cause of death in Los Angeles County, and all precautions need …[READ MORE]
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