After five years as a high-water mark in Japanese cuisine and beverages, Harajuku Taproom is set to close their doors on Dec. 18, 2022. “Though bittersweet, it has been rewarding to hear from so many …[READ MORE]
“I often tell people I’m doing well when life is really a struggle. In ‘Timeline of My Life,’ I use my voice to share my true self. First, you hear the calm of my early …[READ MORE]
West LA College will be hosting a ‘hiring event’ on Dec. 13, 2022 from 1:00 – 3:00pm in the Career Center in HLRC Library 1st Floor Room 112. Bring your resume and dress for success. …[READ MORE]
Habari Gani! Join us at Ivy Station in Culver City as we celebrate the UJAMAA (Cooperative Economics) principle of KWANZAA. Vendors from Culver City and throughout the Los Angeles area will sell their wares in …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, In a democracy, vigilance is required. Over the last decade, the City Council has created three Advisory Committees, in the areas of Bicycle & Pedestrian, Equity and Human Relations, and Finance. In a …[READ MORE]
“Target is paying $24 an hour.” The statement from Cass Gualvez, who identified herself as a 10-year resident of Culver City and member of the Service Employees International Union clarified the challenge of staying in …[READ MORE]
“We are seeing a rapid acceleration again,” said L.A. County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer. “This is the time to put that mask back on.” Currently, data shows that 6.8% of all hospital beds in …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Downtown Business Association (CCDBA) announced on Dec. 6, 2022 that Kevin Lachoff, a local real estate agent with Newmark Realty, a long-time Culver City resident, and CCDBA Board Member for the past …[READ MORE]
In a city known throughout the region for our restaurants, the ultimate honor was awarded to Hatchett Hall. A one star rating from the international Michelin Guide goes to a restaurant that exemplifies 21st Century …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The Culver City School Board is wasting money on things like iPads for K-2 students instead of repairing the ceiling tiles at the high school. At the school board meeting on October 25, …[READ MORE]
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