Community
CCHS Grad Miro Garrett Earns Venice Japanese Community Center Scholarship
After two years of lockdown and virtual recognition of our scholars in 2020 and 2021, Venice Japanese Community Center was …[READ MORE]
Year: 2022
Arts
CAF Opens Applications for More Arts Resiliency Fund Grants
The Culver City Arts Foundation (Culver Arts), which supports the arts in Culver City through its mission to preserve the …[READ MORE]
News
State of the City – Sept. 15
Culver City Mayor Dr. Daniel Lee will host an engaging evening of roundtable conversation among neighbors on Thursday, September 15, …[READ MORE]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Rules and Respect
There is, in the art of debate, a form known as the ‘”ad hominem fallacy.” When you note someone making …[READ MORE]
Schools
Elementary Schools Bring Back Choir
Elementary Choir is Back! After two long years, the elementary choirs will be starting up in just a few short …[READ MORE]
Community
Free Compost (Bring Your Own Shovel) – Sept. 3
Culver City Public Works Environmental Programs and Operations Division (EPO) is holding a free compost giveaway event in the parking …[READ MORE]
Arts
CC Performing Arts Grants to Offer Workshop
The Culver City Performing Arts Grant Program offers grants to non-profit performing arts organizations, based in Los Angeles County, for …[READ MORE]
News
Bass Releases Statement on Student Loan Restructuring
Culver City’s Congressional Representative Karen Bass (D-CA) issued the following statement after President Biden announced the federal government will provide …[READ MORE]
Arts
Final Weekend for “As Boo Like It” to Include Costume Contest
More than 600 people enjoyed our the Actors’ Gang offering of free Shakespeare in the Park and popsicles last weekend. …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Neighbors United Looks at City Council’s Housing Element
Dear Editor, On Aug. 8, 2022, the City Council majority of Mayor Daniel Lee, and Councilmembers Alex Fisch and Yasmine-Imani …[READ MORE]