Arts
“Tambo and Bones” to Premiere at KDT
After a two year wait, “Tambo and Bones” will have its premiere at the Kirk Douglas Theater in May of 2022. Tambo and Bones are two characters trapped in a minstrel show. It’s hard to …[READ MORE]
Month: April 2022
News
Puza Wins Early Endorsements in Council Campaign
HONOR PAC Political Affairs Committee became the first organization to give Freddy Puza its endorsement in his run for Culver City Council. Puza’s candidacy has already received an outpouring of individual endorsements from prominent local …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCEF Extends Early Bird Discount Ticket Prices for the Ruby Gala
The Culver City Education Foundation is extending Early Bird ticket price discounts through April 17th – reserve your seats today to get $25 off per ticket! The Ruby Gala is set for Saturday, May 14 …[READ MORE]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Echo in Chambers
With the first ‘live in council chambers’ meeting in years, a considerable amount of echo hindered the process. While there were actual legal discussions at the city council meeting on April 11, the business at …[READ MORE]
Politics
Kamlager Launches Congressional Run
State Senator Sydney Kamlager launched her campaign for California’s 37th Congressional District at Monteith Park in View Park on Saturday—attracting a who’s who of Democratic leaders in Los Angeles County.Kamlager is running to succeed 6-term …[READ MORE]
Community
Donors Needed for Blood Drive – YMCA May 4
On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 from 8 am to 3 pm, there will be a blood drive at the Culver-Palms YMCA to benefit Los Angeles Children’s Hospital. Donors are always needed, and if you have …[READ MORE]
Arts
Wende Museum Opens New Exhibits – Flags, Photos and Light
With the first new exhibits open this year, the Wende Museum has set a high bar – The Medium is the Message: Flags and Banners uses not just the gallery but all the space above …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Returns to Live Meetings – April 11
The April 11, 2022 Culver City Council meeting will be the first meeting open to attendance since the pandemic closures of spring 2020, and those planning to attend are advised that masks are required. The …[READ MORE]
News
Structure Fire Sees New Firefighter’s First, and Exiting Captain’s Last
Two of the Culver City Fire Fighters working together at an apartment building on the 3700 block of Glendon Ave. on Friday, April 8, 2022. This was Probationary Firefighter Cisneros’ very first fire and Captain …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Parking for Transportation Employees
Dear Editor, Here is my letter to Dia Turner of the Culver City Transportation Dept. Having just completed a survey, yesterday, from our City planning department, re: a reduction in available parking to encourage public …[READ MORE]