The summer concerts that once graced the lawn at City Hall during the summer came to and end with the pandemic, but a new venue is preparing to serenade the citizenry and open up the …[READ MORE]
During the March 22, CCUSD Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Quoc Tran announced the departure of Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Tracy Pumilia. Pumilia has spent 32 years in education, the last 15 in CCUSD. …[READ MORE]
After six months of extensive reviews and meetings with hundreds of key stakeholders, the Los Angeles County Blue-Ribbon Commission on Homelessness (BRCH) has released a comprehensive 100 plus-page report delineating seven recommendations needed to improve …[READ MORE]
Heidi Duckler Dance is pleased to announce the Artist in Residence @ Heidi Duckler Dance program, a program that centers cultural and artistic exchange, nurtures experimentation, and supports research and the development of new work. …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Fire Department’s ten new Recruit Firefighters graduated on March 28, 2022 and’ hit the floor’ as Culver City’s newest Probationary Firefighters. We wish them the best of luck in their first year …[READ MORE]
Opening April 10, two new exhibitions and an installation at the Wende Museum explore the ways historical distance, contextual change, and artistic appropriation affects the interpretation of artifacts. The Medium is the Message: Flags and …[READ MORE]
One of the items on the City Council agenda of March 28, 2022, that drew both extensive public comment and discussion from the dais was reopening Main Street to auto traffic. On a vote of …[READ MORE]
With one more virtual meeting tonight, March 28, 2022, the Culver City Council will consider a new design for Media Park, the local site that sits between the end of Culver Boulevard and Venice Boulevard, …[READ MORE]
Union officials have released a statement that grocery workers are ready to strike if current negotiations fail. Working without a contract since mid-March, local grocery employees at Ralphs, Vons/Pavilions, and Albertsons voted “overwhelmingly” to authorize …[READ MORE]
State Senator Sydney Kamlager, who is running for the congressional seat being vacated by Congresswoman Karen Bass, has been endorsed by Planned Parenthood. “Across the country, from state legislatures to the courts, sexual and reproductive …[READ MORE]
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