News
Assemblymember Bryan Fights for Firefighters
“They put themselves on the front lines. We have thanked them, given thoughts and prayers, we’ve gone to visit and …[READ MORE]
Year: 2025
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Why the Limit on Internet Fiber Options?
Dear Editor, Several months ago, while awaiting AT&T’s rollout of high-speed internet for longstanding customers in Culver City, I considered …[READ MORE]
News
School Board Appoints Jimenez New Superintendent, Approves Budget
The CCUSD School Board settled the major business of voting on the budget and appointing the new Superintendent after taking …[READ MORE]
Politics
“Keep Showing Up!” Indivisible – Protest Rally City Hall June 28
People are taking a stand against this administration’s cruel, egregious attacks on so much that’s good and just in our …[READ MORE]
Community
Sunday Tea Dances Glide into the Glorya Kaufman Community Center
Starting in July, Sundays at the Glorya Kaufman Community Center will feature our afternoon Tea Dances at the Wende, a …[READ MORE]
Arts
A Legionnaire’s Guide to Love and Peace @ The Village Well
Spend a evening at the Village Well with this fun book launch. The prolific Emily Skrutskie will talk about her …[READ MORE]
News
CCPD Arrest Suspect in Shooting @ Paton Vigil
The murder of Chyler Paton, who was shot in a driveway in Torrance where he had gone to pick up …[READ MORE]
News
Culver City Offers Safety Resources, “Know Your Rights”
From the city, ” The ongoing behavior of federal immigration authorities is spreading fear and pain throughout the Culver City …[READ MORE]
News
Hate Crimes Presentation Cites Painful Statistics
“Reported hate crimes dramatically increased 45% from 930 in 2022 to 1,350 in 2023, the largest number in the history …[READ MORE]
Arts
Shakespeare in the Park Rides Again! “Roswell that Ends Well” Opens Aug. 2
This summer, the 18th Shakespeare-in-the-Park for Families will be such a hoot it’ll make you yell “yeehaw!” Outer space meets …[READ MORE]