“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]
Five local teenagers, including three Culver City High School students, achieved Scouting America’s highest rank this summer, joining an elite group that represents only 8% of all scouts. Christopher Fresquez, Luke Terlizzi, Ethan Crawford, Jacob …[READ MORE]
Apple Music announced on June 30, 2025, the planned opening of a new studio in Culver City; three stories with a 4,000-square-foot soundstage for live performances and events, in the Hayden Tract. Apple Music’s Rachel …[READ MORE]
Free summer concerts return to Burton Chace Park on Saturday, July 12. The Marina del Rey Summer Symphony, led by Maestro Steven Allen Fox, opens the summer season with the Disney/Pixar “Coco in Concert.” A …[READ MORE]
The lawn next to the Vets Memorial Building at 4117 Overland saw hundreds of people gathered on June 29, 2025, to share anger, outrage and action over the disappearance of Enrique Lozano. The community’s long-loved …[READ MORE]
“They put themselves on the front lines. We have thanked them, given thoughts and prayers, we’ve gone to visit and tweeted out, but we haven’t paid them fairly or justly.” Assembly member Isaac G. Bryan’s …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Several months ago, while awaiting AT&T’s rollout of high-speed internet for longstanding customers in Culver City, I considered switching to TING’s fiber internet service. Although AT&T’s speed of 6–9 Mbps was slow, it …[READ MORE]
The CCUSD School Board settled the major business of voting on the budget and appointing the new Superintendent after taking care of the LCAP and considering the CTE. The budget was approved, and the new …[READ MORE]
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