This week is the last opportunity to see “The Medium is the Message” exhibit at the Wende Museum. Originally used to identify soldiers in battle and ships in international waters, flags have represented large geographic …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor – I am writing to submit an endorsement for Dan O’Brien’s bid to be elected to the Culver City Council. I have known Dan since 2014 through our sons local Scouts BSA Troop …[READ MORE]
Sometimes there really is No Place Like Home – Culver City based VoxFemina is opening doors for their audience; maybe their very own doors. The live performance of “No Place Like Home” will be November …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, On October 10, 2022, the state’s Housing and Community Development Department certified Culver City’s Housing Element Update (“HEU”). The council majority finally won, or did they? Why does this matter? The next council …[READ MORE]
So, while Election Day is still a few weeks off, I’m already getting questions from people about “Mark Your Ballot,” the column that I run on the last day to vote. I’m honored that I …[READ MORE]
The Culver City High School Concert Band and Orchestra will join the Academy of Visual and Performing Arts Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble and Vocal Ensemble for a Halloween Carnival and Concert on Oct. 23, 2022 at …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I was born and raised in Culver City and my 2 children attended CCUSD all 12 years of their education. When my son was bridging from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts we …[READ MORE]
Effective November 24, 2022, all leaf blowers operating within Culver City must not exceed 65 decibels. Inspections of equipment will be required and equipment which does not meet this standard will be prohibited from use. …[READ MORE]
Got any thoughts on spending public money? Second District residents are invited to join the Office of Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell for updates on the finalized County budget for 2022-2023 and to help inform a …[READ MORE]
On the Westside and throughout Greater Los Angeles, Business Improvement Districts provide placemaking services to commercial neighborhoods. BIDs are tasked with making their districts cleaner, safer, and more prosperous, and studies show they often succeed. …[READ MORE]
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