Community
The People’s Party to Host Civics Festival – Nov. 1 & 2
When Maximina Juson gets everyone around the table, that table gets big. The local documentary film maker, whose One Person, …[READ MORE]
Month: October 2025
Schools
State Metrics Show Schools Closing the Equity Gap
The California Department of Education released assessment results on October 10, 2025 that show continued progress made by K–12 students …[READ MORE]
Arts
Music with the Helix Collective – L.A. Stories
It’s not unusual to see a quartet of musicians. This particular quartet, the Helix Collective, was just a sample from …[READ MORE]
Schools
Measure E Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee Completes First Semi-Annual Report
The Measure E Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) has presented its first semi-annual report to the Culver City Unified School …[READ MORE]
Politics
Keep Showing Up! Protest @ City Hall Oct. 11
Every Saturday morning, Indivisible is hosting a protest rally at Culver City Hall, and more and more people are showing …[READ MORE]
Community
Spooky Saturday – West Washington Celebrates the Season
The City of Culver City welcomes you to enjoy the family-friendly “Spooky Saturday” tradition on Saturday, October 11th from 2 …[READ MORE]
News
Calling for a Fair Contract, Food Workers Walk Out @ Sony Pictures Entertainment
On October 7, 2025, dozens of dishwashers, cooks, cashiers, and other workers who prepare and serve food at Sony Pictures …[READ MORE]
Schools
WLA College Gets $100,000 to Open Unique Real Estate Appraiser Program
West Los Angeles College has been awarded a $100,000 grant from Wells Fargo to launch a groundbreaking real estate appraiser …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Approves Rental Assistance for Impacted Families
The City Council unanimously approved directing City staff to develop a rental assistance program to assist undocumented persons impacted by …[READ MORE]
Arts
Veterans Film Festival to Showcase Short Films – Nov. 8
When Marine Corps veteran Joe Ramirez watched California’s entertainment industry contract as major studios relocated production out of state, he …[READ MORE]