Please join Westside Urban Forum, Move LA, and CoMotion on March 5th at 8am for a conversation with Nick Patsaouras and his new book: The Making of Modern Los Angeles: A Chronicle. Nick arrived from …[READ MORE]
Coyotes are present in Culver City and throughout Southern California, and recently residents have reported seeing coyotes in our community. Although they generally avoid human contact, coyotes are wild animals. Coyotes have killed unattended small …[READ MORE]
Screenland 5K is looking for more amazing volunteers to help make this race a success! Volunteering is a fun way to support runners, be part of the race-day excitement, and earn credit toward a future …[READ MORE]
Do historians only interpret history, or can they help shape it? Join us at the Wende Museum next Thursday, March 6, at 6 p.m. for a thought-provoking conversation on the value of public history in …[READ MORE]
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of creativity and community. Originally workshopped in 2024 to sold out audiences, Ybor City, written and directed by Mariana Da Silva, is The Actors’ Gang’s first fully bilingual play. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, $838,710 for a two-bedroom apartment? That is average cost of the 93 units of affordable housing planned for Jubilo Village in Culver City. Yet the approximate average value of a two-bedroom condominium in …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Woman’s Club’s next meeting on Monday, March 10, 2025 has a speaker to entertain and amaze; Frank Saint Shuster is a Culver City resident and has appeared in America’s Got Talent. He …[READ MORE]
Mayor Dan O’Brien offered, “It was the first time I’ve not seen any unhoused people on the creek.” While O’Brien was referring to an activity he’d taken on his own time, and not the county-wide …[READ MORE]
“I brought 800 copies. It’s not even noon and they are all gone.” The table promoting the Santa Monica Review, a small literary magazine created in 1988 by local literary icon Jim Krusoe, was so …[READ MORE]
While the famous sourdough at Lodge Bread has been a local favorite since 2015, baker Or Amsalam is looking to a second rise. Commenting on plans to expand the original location, he offered “We are …[READ MORE]
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