In a city that is one-quarter immigrants, everyone knows someone who is at risk. Parents from La Ballona Elementary have joined forces with the West LA Rapid Response Team to raise funds for families impacted …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Police and Fire Departments would like to remind residents and visitors that the sale and possession of all fireworks, including “safe and sane” fireworks, is illegal in Culver City. Violators may be …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City website, as well as Culver City Fire Department website and Culver City Police Department website, is moving from .org to .gov to improve trust, security, and transparency in our digital …[READ MORE]
As part of the Better Overland Project, City staff are seeking additional community feedback on the project’s design, which includes new protected bike lanes, traffic calming, and new & improved sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. Tuesday, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Thanks so much for sharing community concerns around Ting Internet. We appreciate the feedback and don’t take it lightly and wanted to take a moment to respond. We wanted to clarify why Ting …[READ MORE]
This July, the Wende Museum’s new weekend series ‘Summer Camp at the Stevie’ invites adults and teens to slow down, connect with nature, and explore hands-on creativity in a garden oasis in the shadow of …[READ MORE]
Summer is time for theater in the park, and the Culver City Public Theater returns to Carlson Park (at the corner of Braddock and Motor) on July 12, 2025 with a new adaptation of the …[READ MORE]
“It’s not right that our community is living in fear.” Mayor Dan O’Brien’s opening remarks to the June 30, 2025 Emergency City Council meeting reflected the sentiment in the room. Nearly ever seat was filled …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s fifth annual Pride Ride and Rally drew almost a thousand cyclists around the streets of the city, in a line more than a mile long. The June 28, 2025 celebration has grown larger …[READ MORE]
West Los Angeles College unveiled the final piece of a project nearly two decades in the making: a new sign reading Diane E. Watson Center mounted on the college’s 16,000-square-foot soundstage training facility.Former U.S. Rep. …[READ MORE]
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