The Culver City Planning Commission is set to sign off on plans to redevelop a portion of the Culver Palms United Methodist Church property with affordable and permanent supportive housing. The agenda for the Jan. …[READ MORE]
The heightened internal world, the necessity of community, vulnerability and refuge becomes a motif in Los Angeles choreographer Jessie Lee Thorne’s newest work. Six performers tumble and glide through this evening-length world premiere created by …[READ MORE]
When the CulverPride weekly newsletter began publishing a column called Board Corner a couple of years ago, every other week the Board provided a post-Board of Education meeting recap, highlighting the most important discussion and …[READ MORE]
If you’re Culver City resident, business owner, student, or a person employed in the city, you have the opportunity to shine a light on a special person who deserves to receive an Equity and Human …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Council meeting on January 23. 2023 was destined to be a lengthy one. The proposed anti-camping ordinance sparked a pre-meeting protest, and almost fifty people turned out to share their thoughts. The …[READ MORE]
On Saturday, April 29th, Culver City is invited to celebrate 75 years of La Playa Preschool Co-op. What began as a group of parents organizing to share child care in 1948 has grown into one …[READ MORE]
The Public Works Department has begun improvements to the Jackson Avenue gate to the Ballona Creek Bike Path. While the work is in progress, the gate will be temporarily closed starting January 23, 2023 through …[READ MORE]
Culver City Sister City Committee is looking for eight students who are currently in eighth, ninth and tenth grade and are interested in participating in a student exchange program with our Sister City in Iksan …[READ MORE]
Opposition to the anti-camping ordinance has united a number of community organization to host a protest tonight, Jan. 23, 2023, from 5:45 to 7pm, in front of the Culver City City Hall. The proposed local …[READ MORE]
In response to yet another massacre, both Culver City Unified Superintendent Quoc Tran and School Board members Triston Ezidore and Stephanie Loredo have sent formal statements to CulverCityCrossroads. From Superintendent Tran, “Our community is in …[READ MORE]
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