Laughter is power and medicine! Tune in this Saturday and join the choir with Jack Black, Isla Fisher, Alfre Woodard, Ray Wise, Ted Levine, Patton Oswalt, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Tom Lennon, Tim Robbins and many more …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The Culver City Police Department is aware of recent media reports regarding off-duty police officers participating in the acts of violence and civil unrest in Washington D.C. We wanted to take a moment …[READ MORE]
Younger adults living alone were more likely than older adults living alone to report symptoms of both anxiety and depression in recent weeks, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data. Those between ages 18 and …[READ MORE]
Monday, January 18, 2021, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day Culver CityBus will operate a regular weekday schedule. Customer Service will be closed. Normal hours of operation for Customer Service will resume Tuesday, January 19, …[READ MORE]
On Jan. 11, 2021, at the first meeting of the new year, the Culver City Council heard the First Quarter Financial Report from Chief Financial Officer Onyx Jones. While it was expected to be challenging, …[READ MORE]
One week after people in “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirts roamed the premises of the Capitol, the Wende Museum’s “Cold War Spaces” interview series resumes with a conversation about the concept of “civilization” in postwar Europe. Wende …[READ MORE]
As we continue to distance to prevent the spread of virus, eating out is over for now, so Takeout Tuesday is back. This Tuesday, there are even two restaurants to focus on, as we boost …[READ MORE]
Join us for our Virtual Saturday Classes for teens as we explore the art of theater-making from home! The focus of our Saturday class is to provide a safe space for teenagers to exercise their …[READ MORE]
On Sunday, Jan. 10, 2020, Los Angeles County reported 14,482 new cases of COVID-19 and 166 fatalities, bringing the county’s pandemic totals to 920,177 cases and 12,250 deaths. The number of coronavirus hospitalizations was 7,964, …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s annual celebration of Martin Luther King Day will be expanding this year to three virtual events, designed to include all ages in remembering and commemorating the work of the civil rights leader. LISTEN …[READ MORE]
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