News
Nominations Are Open for Equity and Human Relations Awards
The Culver City Equity and Human Relations Advisory Committee has created a Community Contributions Award to honor four outstanding individuals …[READ MORE]
Month: November 2022
Community
MEASURE H – Citizens’ Oversight Advisory Board Meeting
Concerned about homelessness is Los Angeles County? The next Measure H community meeting will be held online on Dec. 1, …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver Arts Foundation Gives it Away – Third Round of Grants Puts $50,000 in the Creative Economy
While much of the communication on ‘Giving Tuesday’ is organizations asking for support, the Culver Arts Foundation took the moment …[READ MORE]
Sports
Haji Wright – Culver City to Qatar for the World Cup
As a fifth-grader at Linwood E. Howe Elementary School, Haji Wright wrote in his yearbook: “When I am 25-years-old, I …[READ MORE]
Politics
Loredo Declares Victory in School Board Contest
Stephanie Loredo, an advocate for education, sustainability, and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), today announced her election to the Culver …[READ MORE]
Arts
‘Play Nice’ – An Evening of Two Harps
PLAY NICE – An Evening of Two Harps with Elizabeth Huston and Catherine Litaker will be resented by Synchromy and …[READ MORE]
Community
Snowless Snow Party Returns to the Library!
Enjoy family time at the library in celebration of winter and all things snowy – minus the snow! Make and …[READ MORE]
Arts
Westside Ballet’s Longest Running ‘Nutcracker’ Highlights Culver City Dancers
The longest-running NUTCRACKER production in SoCal returns beginning Thanksgiving weekend for eight public performances at BroadStage in Santa Monica. A …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Could Caruso’s Cash Help Homeless Vets?
Dear Editor, Rick Caruso spent about $100 million running his campaign for Mayor and because he did such a great …[READ MORE]
Community
Documentary “Paper Tigers” to Screen @ City Hall
The City of Culver City’s Equity and Human Relations Advisory Committee will be hosting a screening of “Paper Tigers” to …[READ MORE]