Homeboy Recycling will provide Culver City with several convenient electronics recycling services, including hosting quarterly drive-through collection events for the public. HomeBoy is continuing the Quarterly E-waste and Paper Shredding events for the City of …[READ MORE]
A documentary screening at the Robert Frost Auditorium will mark the 30th anniversary of the Rodney King Uprising in Los Angeles on April 30. Interweaving lecture, personal anecdotes, interviews, and shocking revelations, “WHO WE ARE …[READ MORE]
We are delighted to premiere a new feature today; check out our video with Fiona Nagle presenting ‘Artist to Artist.’ Our first artist interview is with Siuzanna Iglidan, whose recent performance at the 2022 Grammy …[READ MORE]
Four Culver City High School teachers have been selected as winners of Intuit’s 100 Champions contest. Susana Fattorini, Paige Shakeri, Cathy Grasso and Kathleen Rowley were nominated by one or more of their peers and …[READ MORE]
The City Council Meeting agenda on Monday April 25, 2022 will include two action items on housing, bringing in both ‘discussion of an affordable overlay zone’ and ‘discussion of options for [an] SB9 ordinance,’ bringing …[READ MORE]
Ukrainian association of Graphic Designers: The 4th Block, in partnership with the PosterTerritory initiative presents an open Poster Call “Stand with Ukraine”. Olga Severina, a Ukrainian artist currently in the United States, is organizing poster …[READ MORE]
With elections coming up, the need to get your attention is going to get more insistent, and every social media platform you use will be tossing lots of political information around. Not all online info …[READ MORE]
Rep. Karen Bass today released her plan to combat climate change and take bold action to protect Los Angeles from the existential threat of global warming. Her comprehensive climate strategy will expand access to clean …[READ MORE]
The Board of Education of Culver City Unified School District is seeking qualified, interested individuals to serve on the District’s Community Budget Advisory Committee (“CBAC”). Applications are being accepted by Culver City Unified School District …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles County Care First and Community Investment (CFCI) initiative is seeking recommendations from the community to allocate $100 million into projects that address negative outcomes caused by racially driven criminal justice inequities and …[READ MORE]
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