The Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Youth Well-Being Program has announced its 2022 class of HRC Youth Ambassadors – an impressive collection of 10 students from across the nation, including Nico Craig, a Culver City High …[READ MORE]
Culver City Chamber of Commerce executive Colin Diaz, IOM was recognized as an Accredited Chamber Executive (ACE) by the Western Association of Chamber Executives. The designation is awarded to only those chamber executives and staff …[READ MORE]
Legal non-profit Bet Tzedek will be partnering with the Culver City Action Network to present a Renter’s Rights workshop online on Feb. 22, 2022. Bet Tzedek’s mission focuses on providing crucial help to those in …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s VOX has been awarded a 2022 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support the new commission by composer Christina Whitten Thomas, entitled ‘Resilient Voices,’ which will be performed as part …[READ MORE]
This week, the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) celebrated Sarah Slemmons, a school counselor at Culver City Middle School, during this year’s School Counselors of the Year gala in Washington, D.C. Sarah was honored as …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I am writing in regards to all of the rhetoric going around Culver City about housing and single family residences. I have lived in Culver City for fourteen years. I have only lived …[READ MORE]
HQ Creative, a subsidiary of HQ Group, is seeking approvals from Culver City officials for the partial demolition of existing structures at 9925 Jefferson Boulevard, clearing the way for the development of a new 35,658-square-foot …[READ MORE]
Make a plan for an early Valentine’s Day, or a just an easy Saturday night; the city will do the babysitting. Parks, Recreation and Community Services will be hosting ‘Parents Night Out’ on Feb. 12, …[READ MORE]
Culver City will begin construction on Culver Boulevard between Duquesne Avenue and Canfield Avenue beginning the week of February 7, 2022. Beginning the week of February 7th and completed by the end of March 2022.Work …[READ MORE]
Do you love theater? Well, so does this show! “Something Rotten” first opened on Broadway back in 2015, just in time to remind audiences how a musical is really done (after The Lion King and …[READ MORE]
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