News
Slow Tech Conversation Sees New Policy on Phone Use from La Ballona Elementary
Phones are designed to be addictive; so are many of the apps we access. How is this impacting the ability …[READ MORE]
Month: June 2025
Community
Culver Palms YMCA – Blood Drive June 13
It’s always needed, and if you can donate, it’s always appreciated. The Culver-Palms YMCA will be hosting a blood drive …[READ MORE]
Community
Live Music from The Front Yard @ Apertivo Hour
Community is so many things, and the Village Well Books & Coffee is adding on another option; Apertivo Hour, with …[READ MORE]
News
CCUSD Looks to Expand Partnership with the City
Culver City’s proposed budget includes $1 million in funding for Culver City Unified School District that covers refuse services, sewer …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Housing is a Small Slice, Structure is the Whole Pie
Dear Editor, Culver City is in a fiscal crisis. That much is true. But Jubilo Village — the affordable housing …[READ MORE]
CCFoodie
Redondo Beach’s Sweet Wheat to Open in DTCC
Sweet Wheat Bakery, a French-inspired cafe and bakery located in Redondo Beach, is getting ready to open a second location …[READ MORE]
Community
Samizdat Sundays and Other Subversions @ The Wende
Repair, reclaim, and reimagine every Sunday morning at the Wende. Samizdat Sundays and Other Subversions is a new hands-on workshop …[READ MORE]
News
The City, the Budget and Measure CL
As Culver City’s Chief Financial Officer Lisa Soghor noted at the Community Budget Information Session in March, “The financial staff …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Culver City’s Moment to Build Affordable Housing is Now
Culver City is facing a severe housing crisis. Average rent has soared to more than $3,400 per month—97% above the …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Are These the People in Your Neighborhood?
Dear Readers, This publication has recently printed material submitted by an organization called “Culver City Neighbors United” (CCNU). Who’s that? …[READ MORE]