Dear Editor, Rick Caruso spent about $100 million running his campaign for Mayor and because he did such a great job getting his message out, I got to hear it over and over and over …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City’s Equity and Human Relations Advisory Committee will be hosting a screening of “Paper Tigers” to be followed by a community conversation. Panelists will include CCUSD Superintendent Quoc Tran, trauma expert …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Democratic Club is celebrating its 70th Anniversary this year with a weekend fundraiser at Village Well Books and Coffee on Saturday, December 10 (8:00am – 7:00pm) and Sunday, December 11 (8:00am – …[READ MORE]
Though final votes are still being counted, Freddy Puza has moved ahead to secure a seat on the Culver City Council, becoming the first out LGBTQ+ elected Council Member in the city’s history. “This is …[READ MORE]
Our 2022-23 season spotlights three finalists seeking to be our new Music Director-Conductor. We open the season with a holiday program celebrating European dance traditions, led by Dr. Maxim Kuzin and featuring violinist Yirou Ronnie …[READ MORE]
On Sunday, November 20, 2022, the Culver City Police Department was made aware of anti-Semitic hate incident that occurred in Culver City. The incident involved the distribution of anti-Semitic hate publication in one Culver City …[READ MORE]
There are few things more endearing that a handmade thank you note, and the people at Culver CityBus enjoyed one from some local preschoolers after a trip. “During this season of gratitude, we would like …[READ MORE]
Dear Culver City Unified School District Students, Staff and Families, In the wake of yet another unspeakable act of hate and bigotry, the entire CCUSD family is committed to standing firm against discrimination and hate …[READ MORE]
The Holiday Season is Getting a Fun and Snowy Start: Downtown Culver City Celebrates its Annual Tree Lighting with 25 tons of Fresh Snow! Hip & Historic Downtown Culver City is pleased to welcome its …[READ MORE]
Triston Ezidore will become the youngest candidate to win a seat on the Culver City School Board, and the first Black male to serve on the Board.The first-time candidate will also become the youngest public …[READ MORE]
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