Highlighting National Women’s History Month, Los Angeles County Office of Education hosted the annual LACOE Women’s Empowerment Conference: Challenge Accepted on March 10, 2023 at the LACOE Conference Center. The conference was created to challenge …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor: It was over two decades ago that we bought our home in Culver City. We didn’t move here for the schools or the police department. We didn’t move here so that we could …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Disability Advisory Committee (DAC) would like to know if there are any services or areas that can be improved for the Culver City community with disabilities. This quick survey will help the …[READ MORE]
How many residents of Culver City have ranted against the red-light cameras? It’s a very expensive ticket that is served by a private company. Tracking your license plate anywhere in town could create even more …[READ MORE]
Thanks to the Culver City Education Foundation’s generous support, all third graders in Culver City’s five elementary schools have the opportunity to explore the different instrument families at four grade-wide SJO “Try-It” Workshops. Students have …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Older folks like me remember the saying “think globally, act locally.” And no global issue calls for us to act quite like climate change. It’s only the future of the planet at stake. …[READ MORE]
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that will allow California to be able to penalize oil companies that engage in “price gouging” behavior. In about three months, SBX1-2 will allow the State Energy Resources …[READ MORE]
While the city and the county move towards hopeful solutions, Antioch University is offering an online seminar for “legislators, municipal employees, architects, planners, designers, urban volunteers, and all good citizens.” In this 4 week course, …[READ MORE]
Lit Angels is carefully curated short fiction, novel excerpts, memoir excerpts, essays and poetry, by new and established writers. Lyrical & witty, light & dark, magical & gritty, dreamy & informative writing—to inspire, delight, connect—to …[READ MORE]
Culver City Historical Society past president City Historian Julie Lugo Cerra passed away peacefully after a lengthy illness on Monday, March 27, 2023. She was a long-time activist in the community; a founding member of …[READ MORE]
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