Former Congresswoman Diane E. Watson smiled broadly as she cut the ribbon on a new 1,600 square foot soundstage training facility at West Los Angeles College that bears her name and will help students, who …[READ MORE]
There’s no better time to get the freshest produce around; every Tuesday from 2-7 pm Main Street in Downtown Culver City, the Farmer’s Market offers fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables from nearby growers. While it’s …[READ MORE]
Mortgage relief funds are now available to California homeowners who have fallen behind on their housing payments during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Qualified homeowners will not have to pay back funds that are awarded. Please join …[READ MORE]
Village Well Books & Coffee is one of ten businesses that will receive recognition on June 1 as a certified Culver City sustainable business. The bookstore-café, located at 9900 Culver Boulevard in downtown Culver City, …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s contractors will be performing adjustments and maintenance work in the MOVE Culver City project – Downtown Corridor from Tuesday, May 31, 2022 – Saturday, June 4, 2022. The construction will start on May …[READ MORE]
All nine colleges of the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) will serve as official in-person Vote Center locations operated by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Record/County Clerk Office for eligible voters to cast ballots in …[READ MORE]
On Wednesday, May 18, 2022, 20 first grade students from Linwood Howe rode Culver CityBus Line 7 for a Field Trip on Transit! Field trips on transit exposes students to public transportation using buses in …[READ MORE]
Alison Kendall did more than meet a high standard; she set a new bar. The local architect is the winner of the Climate Positive Award from the LA Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. …[READ MORE]
With each mass murder, I am outraged by a very simple idea; anyone in this country can get a gun, and anyone can commit murder. We are ankle-deep in blood because it’s against the law …[READ MORE]
The Culver City council meeting on May 23, 2022 did not make a decision on placing a measure to increase the business license tax on the November ballot; with Council member Alex Fisch out due …[READ MORE]
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