Dear Editor: Culver City’s draft 2023-24 budget was published on May 10, 2023, and it’s the first city budget to include the new Housing & Human Services department. The department’s debut includes a $15.7 million …[READ MORE]
Presented by the Wende Teen Council, Teen Night at the Wende Museum welcomes local teenagers (ages 13-18 only) to visit the museum for an evening of live music, artmaking activities, and exploration of the past …[READ MORE]
The leaders of Culver 878 were among those honored at the 30th Anniversary of Women Against Gun Violence. The Culver 878 volunteers were applauded by WAGV for their efforts at an event at the Taglyan …[READ MORE]
The biggest pride parade on two wheels, Culver City Pride Ride and Rally is back Saturday June 3 from 4 to 9 p.m. That’s right, it’s a sunset soiree this time around. Organizers are looking …[READ MORE]
Congratulations to Linwood E. Howe’s Jesse Helyar, who bested the top spellers from CCUSD’s five elementary school and Culver City Middle School to win the 2023 CCUSD Spelling Bee at Robert Frost Auditorium. Top finishers …[READ MORE]
The Special Assistant Attorney General for Housing, a position newly created in the State of California, will have former Mayor Alex Fisch at the helm starting on Monday, May 22, 2023. “I’m absolutely thrilled, ” …[READ MORE]
Completing an infrastructure upgrade that was begun last year, the Higuera Street Bridge, a critical juncture in the Hayden District, is once again open for traffic. The improvements include additional northbound travel lane (two in …[READ MORE]
On Thursday May 18, 2023, the small gathering at the Helms Design Center on Washington Boulevard focused on a discussion of big things; pandemic silver linings, public space being used for private good, and whose …[READ MORE]
Chess Club rocked it on The Today Show on Thursday, May 18, 2023 (today!) as the 80-strong lunchtime club was featured in a morning news segment on the increasing popularity of chess among young people: …[READ MORE]
It seems like every generation has its own seminal Broadway musical. Just like the Hamilton mania that overtook everything a few years ago, in the mid-1990s, there was nothing bigger on Broadway than Jonathan Larson’s …[READ MORE]
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