Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Government, Gossip and Grinding Gears
It’s always been a challenge to journalism; there is information, and there is gossip. Sometimes gossip leads to actual facts, …[READ MORE]
Year: 2024
Schools
Safe Routes to School – New Signage in Place, More to Come
While we were all enjoying our break for the holidays, the city was hard at work on our behalf. New …[READ MORE]
News
City Hires New Assistant City Manager Michael Bruckner
The City of Culver City is pleased to announce that Michael Bruckner is the City’s new Assistant City Manager. He …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Attendance and Funding Tied Together
Dear Editor, I am writing about the dire financial state of the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD). In short …[READ MORE]
Community
LA County Rent Relief – Applications Due Jan. 12
There is such a thing as rent relief and Los Angeles County can help you out, but today is the …[READ MORE]
Community
Village Well Celebrates a Third Birthday with a Happy Discount
It was just a short while ago that the corner of Culver and Duquesne was famous only for short-lived restaurants. …[READ MORE]
News
Changing Chairs – Council Sets Representation on Agencies, Subcommittees
At the first Culver City Council meeting of the new year, on Jan. 8, 2024, the City Council approved who …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Yes on Measure E for School Safety
Dear Editor, I am writing to urge our community to vote “YES” on CCUSD’s Measure E, a $358 million facilities …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver City Historical Society to Pull Focus on “Poverty Row” with Wanamaker
In the early 1900’s filmmakers began showing up on the west coast of California to make their two reelers and …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCUSD Needs You – Independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee Applications Due Jan. 16
The CCUSD Board of Education recently had the first reading of a resolution for an Independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee …[READ MORE]