Dear Editor, Last month the City of Los Angeles adopted its 2022-23 budget, dedicating 2.6 times more funding to the Los Angeles Police Department than towards efforts to reduce homelessness. Culver City’s proposed 2022-23 budget, …[READ MORE]
In an effort to help Culver City residential tenants, landlords and property owners navigate local Rent Control and Tenant Protections laws, the City of Culver City created two new positions, rent stabilization analyst and rent …[READ MORE]
Celebrating Father’s Day this weekend? Make a date with the authors who will be reading at the Village Well Bookstore on June 19, 2022 to discuss and read from their new novels. Both published by …[READ MORE]
At 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 29, the Culver City Democratic Club will hold a forum for Culver City Council candidates. It will run 90 minutes and be hosted by journalist and filmmaker Maximina Juson. …[READ MORE]
When Culver City Council passed the Oil Termination Ordinance in June of 2021, the expectation was the the city would want to move quickly, and the oil company would want to move slowly. A report …[READ MORE]
As our community collectively examine issues of housing, climate, transportation, public safety, and more, Culver City’s second ever official Pride celebration invites the community to stand up with love and compassion for our fellow neighbor. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Your ‘Private Trees, Public Benefits’ article of July 2021, proved very helpful to me and the other homeowners at out Fox Hills condos. We were very unhappy with the HOA action to cut …[READ MORE]
Marking another another milestone on recovery, the Culver City Chamber of Commerce breakfast mixer will be live and in-person on June 15 at the Four Points Sheraton. The Chamber is happy to host an event …[READ MORE]
The tradition of “honk if you agree” created a near-cacophony at the corner of Culver and Overland on Saturday June 11, 2022, as the Culver City “March for Our Lives” rally was so loudly supported …[READ MORE]
The Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) is the District’s interactive budgeting process, which helps CCUSD identify annual goals, develop strategic actions, and measure progress on academic achievement, school climate and parent engagement. A draft …[READ MORE]
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