Arts
Arrest The Clowns @ The Actors’ Gang
The action is as follows: According to our intelligence sources, an underground criminal organization of anarchist clowns has conspired to …[READ MORE]
Month: October 2025
Community
Culver City’s ‘United Against Hate Week’ Starts with Community Conversation – Oct. 21
Supporting the Immigrant Community: A Community Conversation and Bystander Intervention Training. Presented by the City of Culver City’s Equity and …[READ MORE]
News
CCPD Seeking Suspects in Reported Burglary
According to a statement from the culver city Police Department, officers responded to a radio call that a residential burglary …[READ MORE]
News
‘Mushroom Kayak’ Creator Shoemaker to Present Keynote at WLAC’s Climate Palooza
Artist Sam Shoemaker, recently in the news for successfully paddling across the 26-mile Catalina Channel in a kayak he built …[READ MORE]
Politics
Lola Smallwood-Cuevas: Enumerating Accomplishments
With a little more than a year to go, State Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, representing the 28th District in California, is …[READ MORE]
Arts
Tristan Ray – Musician Looks Forward to “Peace With the Past”
Tristan Ray still thinks about the one who got away. The Culver City native, who describes himself as “36 and …[READ MORE]
News
California Public Election Funding Qualifies for the Ballot
A measure that could open the door to finance local political campaigns with taxpayer dollars has qualified for the 2026 …[READ MORE]
Community
20th Anniversary Communitywide Disaster Drill
The Culver City Fire Department, in partnership with the Culver City Police Department, Culver City Community Emergency Response Team , …[READ MORE]
News
Vice Mayor Puza to Propose Capital Improvement Plan
Culver City Vice Mayor Freddy Puza announced today his intention to propose the creation of a Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan …[READ MORE]
News
Newsom Signs AB 727 on National Mental Health Day – Local Activist McCarthy Celebrates the Win
Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 727 into law on October 10, 2025, requiring student ID cards in California’s public middle …[READ MORE]