2023 – Page 67 – Culver City Crossroads

Dear Editor – School Board VP Offers Correct Data, States “No Plans to Increase Enrollment”

January 23, 2023 0

Dear Editor, In response to George Laase’s January 20th Letter to the Editor regarding CCUSD’s recent passage of a new …[READ MORE]

County to Host Community Meeting on Oil Drilling Standards

January 20, 2023 0

After Culver City passed a law towards preventing new oil drilling and amortizing existing drill sites on the Inglewood Oil …[READ MORE]

Bigger Than a Billboard

January 20, 2023 0

Once upon a time, there was a policy dispute at the Culver City City Council about a billboard. When the …[READ MORE]

Four CCHS Seniors Earn Posse Foundation Scholarships

January 20, 2023 0

Congratulations to Culver City seniors Zoe Lago, Taniah Orr, Diana Chavez, and Gavin Rizzo who recently earned full-ride scholarships from …[READ MORE]

Park Your Tree ( Until Jan. 31)

January 20, 2023 0

Culver City’s Public Works Environmental Programs and Operations Division would like to remind you to please consider how you and …[READ MORE]

DanceArt @ Senior Center

January 20, 2023 0

Benita Bike’s DanceArt brings a program of dance exploration to the Culver City Senior Center on Saturday, January 28, 1:30 …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor – CCUSD Board Approves Increased Enrollment

January 20, 2023 0

Dear Editor, While easing some restrictions for out-of-district permits, our CCUSD school board also made a monumental, district-wide decision to …[READ MORE]

UBU to Return to Actors’ Gang

January 19, 2023 0

Audiences flocked to this anarchic satire of the rich and powerful and critics raved about its deranged humor. If you …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor – The Cruelty is the Point

January 19, 2023 0

Dear Editor: The Culver City Council is introducing an “anti-camping” ordinance at the upcoming January 23 meeting. According to …[READ MORE]

Malik Books to Host ‘Trauma, Tresses and Truth’ – Jan. 22

January 19, 2023 0

Infuriated by the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, writer and editor Lyzette Wanzer felt that she had to …[READ MORE]