The January 15 deadline for the recall petitions has passed, and the recall has officially failed for lack of support. The efforts to hold a special election to remove Mayor Dr. Daniel Lee and Council …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Now that the wasteful, anti-democratic recall attempt against Mayor Daniel Lee and Councilperson Alex Fisch has met the same end as last year’s failed effort against Governor Gavin Newsom, I’d like give a …[READ MORE]
On a day when Microsoft is committing to purchasing Blizzard for just under $70 billion, CCUSD is getting ready to move AVPA up to the next level. Culver City High School and the Academy of …[READ MORE]
I had my concerns, when the holiday was first added to the civic calendar, that there would be unfortunate side effects. On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I have to offer that I have seen …[READ MORE]
Culver City Unified School District Superintendent Quoc Tran sent out a letter to families in the district on Jan 14, 2022, as a notification that schools will be closed an additional three days next week. …[READ MORE]
In the first meeting of the new year on January 10, 2022, the Culver City Council picked up the issue of housing with an agenda item to consider a ballot measure on “affordable and workforce …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City mourns the loss of residents who have passed away due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Case and Death Counts – as of January 12, 2022 Cases in Culver City – 5,264 …[READ MORE]
LA County Department of Health Services launched a new program designed to increase and facilitate access to COVID-19 tests for LA County residents unable to obtain appointments. The program will allow residents to pick up …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Unified School Board meeting of January 11, 2022 heard from concerned parents, concerned teachers, concerned staff and concerned administrators; no one involved with our public schools is taking anything for granted. Omicron …[READ MORE]
Just over four years from start to finish, The Brick and The Machine is now complete at the corner of Washington and Delmas downtown. Replacing the previous Bank of the West locale, the mixed-use project …[READ MORE]
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