After extensive community and stakeholder engagement, the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative shared its $598.4 million draft funding recommendations for fiscal year 2023-24. It is the first set of funding recommendations to reflect the County’s …[READ MORE]
Dear Culver City Unified School District students, staff and families, From the recent distribution of anti-Semitic banners and flyers to the racist comments made by members of the Los Angeles City Council, from the shocking …[READ MORE]
With less than a quarter of all registered voters accounted for, (23.42%) the two winning spots on the Culver City Council race are currently occupied by Dan O’Brien, with 25.74% of the vote, and Denice …[READ MORE]
It’s an election season that’s been filled with tension, stress, and more ugliness than I can ever remember seeing. So – everyone take a breath. The day has arrived. It’s been my experience that people …[READ MORE]
In the time since the Culver City Council voted to terminate the right to drill on the city-owned section, the Los Angels County Board of Supervisors also ruled on the right to drill. With the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, As beneficiaries of an unjust economic system, Billionaires have, thus far, spent $880 million on the 2022 US midterm elections. Billionaires own our media. Billionaires fund PACs so they can control our democracy …[READ MORE]
After an extensive national search, the Board of the Culver City Chamber of Commerce announced the hiring today of entrepreneur and former Dodgers executive Jesse Nuñez as the new Chamber President & CEO. Nuñez, who …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor – If you haven’t voted – Whatever You Do – YES on BL. Save Culver City Businesses by voting YES on BL. This is incredibly important to our prosperous survival as a city. …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Department of Public Health performed an inspection of the CCHS campus and cafeteria on October 27, 2022 and then a follow-up inspection on November 3, 2022. Although the majority of the campus …[READ MORE]
Novelist and TV writer Gary Philips in conversation with national NPR arts correspondent Mandalit del Barco will explore the potent intersection of pop culture and social change at the Village Well on Nov. 10, 2022 …[READ MORE]
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