Phones are designed to be addictive; so are many of the apps we access. How is this impacting the ability to pay attention? How does it affect learning? On June 3, 2025 at La Ballona …[READ MORE]
It’s always needed, and if you can donate, it’s always appreciated. The Culver-Palms YMCA will be hosting a blood drive with the American Red Cross on June 13, 2025 from 10 am to 4 pm. …[READ MORE]
Community is so many things, and the Village Well Books & Coffee is adding on another option; Apertivo Hour, with live music and specialty drinks, it’s a moment to meet new friends and take some …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s proposed budget includes $1 million in funding for Culver City Unified School District that covers refuse services, sewer charges, CCUSD crossing guards, and a new timing system for swim meets at The Plunge. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Culver City is in a fiscal crisis. That much is true. But Jubilo Village — the affordable housing development with 93 apartments for low income families — isn’t the financial disaster that affordable …[READ MORE]
Sweet Wheat Bakery, a French-inspired cafe and bakery located in Redondo Beach, is getting ready to open a second location at 9341 Culver Blvd. The boutique bakery is set to move into the former home …[READ MORE]
Repair, reclaim, and reimagine every Sunday morning at the Wende. Samizdat Sundays and Other Subversions is a new hands-on workshop series led by artist Kate Ingold, inviting participants of all ages to gather in a …[READ MORE]
As Culver City’s Chief Financial Officer Lisa Soghor noted at the Community Budget Information Session in March, “The financial staff is working on the budget all year.” The city must adopt the budget by July …[READ MORE]
Culver City is facing a severe housing crisis. Average rent has soared to more than $3,400 per month—97% above the national average—driven in part by decades of underbuilding. From 2016 to 2020, the city added …[READ MORE]
Dear Readers, This publication has recently printed material submitted by an organization called “Culver City Neighbors United” (CCNU). Who’s that? When I reviewed their campaign finance filings, which are available on the City of Culver …[READ MORE]
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