Politics
Wisnosky Stehlin Qualifies for City Council Race
Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin announced that she “officially qualified for the November 3 ballot as a candidate for Culver City City …[READ MORE]
Year: 2026
News
Pilot Program Considered to Permit Food Trucks at Parks
There was no vote; just direction to Culver City’s staff as to how it could work to have food trucks …[READ MORE]
Schools
Educator Night @ Village Well to Feature Boehm – August 5
All teachers, aides, principals, librarians, tutors, and more — join us on Wednesday, August 5th for a night celebrating the …[READ MORE]
News
Recycle Coach for the (Green ) Win
Does a pizza box go in the green bin or recycling? What about a foam takeout container? We’ve all been …[READ MORE]
Arts
Two Gentlebots of Verona – Actors’ Gang Summer Shakespeare is “Spectacular”
Audiences are saying Two Gentlebots of Verona is “spectacular,” “amazing,” and “so much fun!” Treat yourself to a joyful, hilarious, …[READ MORE]
News
Homeless Count’s Raw Data Notes 30% Reduction in Unhoused Residents
Culver City continues to see progress in reducing the number of unhoused people living on the streets. This week, the …[READ MORE]
News
Clean Power Alliance Has 95% in Culver City, Saving Almost a Billion Pounds of Greenhouse Waste
The numbers are in and they’re worth celebrating. Recently, Culver City’s Clean Power Alliance hit a 95% participation rate with …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver-Palms YMCA ‘Back to School’ Campaign Seeks Donations
At the Culver-Palms Family YMCA, the annual back-to-school community campaign is dedicated to supporting over 50 children in our community …[READ MORE]
News
How State Funding Metrics Bypass Culver City: Bryan Speaks on Solutions
On paper, Culver City appears as an affluent city with median household incomes topping six figures. On the ground, however, …[READ MORE]
Happy Gardening
The Right Tools for The Task
Do you have a favorite tool? How do you pick your tools? How do you keep them sharp? How do …[READ MORE]