Schools
Activists Sue the State Over Education
A coalition of advocacy groups representing thousands of parents and low-income students in California sued the state on Monday claiming …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Overtone Industries Creates New Lands
“Songs and Dances of Imaginary Lands” is playing in an interesting venue; the abandoned car dealership on Washington near National. …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver City All Stars Participate in Subway Baseball DeSIGNS Tour by Henry J. Brandon
Culver City Little League’s All Star team completed it’s season on Friday, losing a four inning exhibition game to Santiago …[READ MORE]
News
Democratic Club Meets July 14
If you are a member (or would like to be one) of the Culver City Democratic Club, come to the …[READ MORE]
Arts
Summer Season Starts for Culver City Public Theater
Culver City Public Theatre (CCPT) presents its 12th season of free theater in Carlson Park for families and theater fans …[READ MORE]
Fresh From The Farm
Fresh From Charlotte’s Farm by Katie Malich
Move over, Farmville. E. B. White’s award-winning book, Charlotte’s Web, has been the quintessential introduction to farm life for generations …[READ MORE]
News
Didi Hirsch Adds Spanish Suicide Hotline
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services announced today that as of July 1, the Suicide Prevention Center will provide suicide prevention …[READ MORE]
Schools
Culver City Education Foundation Wins Grants
In the fourth and final round of grant applications for this school year, the Culver City Education Foundation funded 10 …[READ MORE]
Community
Library Will Stay Open on Mondays – Stay Posted
While negotiations between the County of Los Angeles and the Service Employees International Union continue, the Culver City Julian Dixon …[READ MORE]
Arts
“As You Like It’ from Kentwood Players
It can’t be summer without a bit of Shakespeare. Kentwood Players presents one of his most delightful comedies “As You …[READ MORE]