News
School Board Gets Closer to Solar Power
At the March 13 meeting of the Culver City School Board, the board unanimously approved solar consultant Clyde Murley as …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Dear Editor- Fleet Street Gratitude
Dear Editor, May I please use the pages of Culver City Crossroads to give a huge shout-out to all the …[READ MORE]
News
Crime Blotter – Check the Windows
Crime Blotter for March 6th through the 12th. Residential Burglary: On March 6, 2012 at 8:15 pm, officers responded to …[READ MORE]
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Edible Books – Mar. 24
The Friends of the Library invite you to join us on Saturday, March 24 for our annual Edible Book Festival. …[READ MORE]
News
Dear Editor – Reality Check
Dear Editor, Reality check time. At last night’s School Board meeting the District’s Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Ali Delawalla, clearly …[READ MORE]
Community
Fracking in the Baldwin Hills Oil Field – Marc Glassock
The movement to increase transparency in the nation’s largest urban oil field gained some more momentum last Thursday night as …[READ MORE]
The Skinny by Amy Brunell
The Skinny – Amy Brunell
Self-Compassion-The Road Less Traveled? This last week I researched the affect of self-criticism-our brains are changed by the way we …[READ MORE]
Arts
B of A Puts Local Author in Refi Hell
I, Francesca Lia Block, working author/teacher and single mom with good credit and an up-to-date mortgage for an over-encumbered property …[READ MORE]
Arts
ASCAP Gives Symphonic Jazz Orchestra the Downbeat for 2nd Graders
The Culver City Education Foundation has a score that’s more than musical – the ASCAP Foundation (American Society of Composers …[READ MORE]
Community
Dear Editor- Culver Park
The expansion of El Marino Elementary School to accommodate a full-day kindergarten requires the relocation of CCUSD’s other high school, …[READ MORE]