Join Team CCUSD for the #OOTD (Out of the Darkness) Community Campus on October 22nd 10AM, we will walk in remembrance of CCUSD students gone too soon, and in support of community members who may …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Garden Club will host Talia Dotson, Urban Greening Community Organizer for Tree People on Oct. 7, 2022. She’ll give a powerpoint presentation “California Natives for L.A. Locals”. She’ll also have a “show …[READ MORE]
The Helms Bakery hosted a live meeting of the Westside Urban Forum on Sept. 22, 2022 for the first time in years, and it was a clarifying conversation on modular and pre-fabricated construction. Moderated by …[READ MORE]
Join Friends of the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center for an informative evening about your tweens / teens and sleep. Culver City High School implemented a later start time one year before the state mandated …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Speedo was a sleek gray and white cat who would routinely escape from his collar and his Irving Place home to patrol the downtown area looking for neighborhood entertainment and head nuzzles from …[READ MORE]
The need for a different approach to homelessness and mental health crisis has inspired the City of Culver City to create a new city department, which was presented at the City Council meeting on Sept. …[READ MORE]
There’s a new Whole Foods Market in Culver City – 3377 La Cienega Blvd, LA 90016 – and they have created a “School Spirit Day” to raise funds for our CCUSD schools. Shop at this …[READ MORE]
In 1982 a rag tag bunch of punk rock actors performed a midnight production of Alfred Jarry’s surreal scatological masterpiece, Ubu the King. It was a huge hit, and the rest is Actors’ Gang history. …[READ MORE]
In a city that loves its greenery, the new location of the Community Garden is one that has multiple options, and is drawing a passionate response from residents. The previous community garden at 10860 Culver …[READ MORE]
Campaigns continue to add endorsements from organizations as the election approaches, and Darrel Menthe’s school board run has an announcement that they had won the approval of “the Los Angeles Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO) representing …[READ MORE]
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