When January inspires you to clean out closets, there’s the question of where to donate your still-wearable used clothes and shoes. Rather than donate to a thrift store, consider gifting it to CCUSD’s Culver Closet. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, When we moved into our Culver City home in 1986, we were the youngest home owners around, and now we are among the eldest, so you can imagine the changes we have seen. …[READ MORE]
As part of its vocational outreach and its goal to support education, the Culver City Rotary Community Foundation has, once again, gifted all CCUSD third-grade classes with their very own dictionaries. “The Dictionary Project” is …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The volunteers collecting signatures for the petitions to recall Alex Fisch and Daniel Lee have repeatedly been asked one question by the community: “How many signatures do we still need to get?” We …[READ MORE]
Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, the City Council will meet entirely by teleconference for the City Council meetings scheduled for January 10 and January 24, 2022. This means that all Council Members and …[READ MORE]
Running a real race or a virtual one, you can focus towards a goal; running the celebrated Screenland 5K this coming March. From its origins in 2017, the run/walk through Downtown Culver City has been …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Arts Foundation, which supports the arts in Culver City through its mission to preserve the past, enrich the present and create the future of arts and culture in the community, recently honored …[READ MORE]
After a break of several weeks around the winter holidays, the Culver City Council will return to business with a meeting on January 10, 2022. A lengthy Consent Calendar will be followed by two action …[READ MORE]
Inspired by Polish writer and 1980 Nobel laureate Czeslaw Milosz’s poem, “A Song on the End of the World,” this concert reflects on silence, stillness, and night as a state of new understanding and transformation. …[READ MORE]
Zora Neale Hurston became a best selling American author after her death, and the upcoming publication of a new title “You Don’t Know Us Negroes,” will be a literary moment to remember. Hosted locally by …[READ MORE]
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