Community
Free Bus Fare for Clean Air – Oct. 2
On Wednesday, October 2, Culver CityBus will offer FREE rides to all riders in honor of the 7th annual California …[READ MORE]
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Arts
Students Fly Through the Air with the Greatest of Ease – and A Green Screen
On Tuesday, September 24, CTE/AVPA Film students and Game Design students were treated to a workshop with Visual Effects Supervisor …[READ MORE]
News
MCT and CCPD Partner for “United Against Hate” Panel
“If it’s not reported, for all intents and purposes, it didn’t happen…if we don’t talk about it, it’s not recognized.” …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Votes 4-1 to Support Measure A for Affordable Housing
The City Council voted to support Measure A: The Citizens’ Initiated Los Angeles County Affordable Housing, Homelessness Services and Affordable …[READ MORE]
News
Temporary Bike Path Closure – Sept. 27 and 28
The bike path located along the north side of the Ballona Creek is temporarily closed on Friday, September 27th and …[READ MORE]
Arts
Culver Arts Foundation’s Annual Fundraiser – Tito’s Tacos/Tito’s Vodka
The Culver Arts Foundation’s Annual fundraiser is almost here; come to party with Tito’s Tacos and Tito’s Vodka on Friday, …[READ MORE]
News
Westside Urban Forum – 2024 Legislative Roundup
In recent years, the California legislature has become increasingly bold about wielding the power of state law to address the …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCUSD Students Targeted in Phishing Scam – Emails Locked Down
The last weekend, Sept. 21 and 22, 2024 saw some eyebrow raising emails sent to some CCUSD students; a fraudulent …[READ MORE]
Politics
‘Our Culver’ Meet & Greet Draws Voters Together with Candidates
The “Meet & Greet” on Sept. 22, 2024 was so successful, it began early and ended late, with all seven …[READ MORE]
News
Closure – Newsom Signs Trifecta of Oil Regulation Bills; Culver City Will Benefit Directly
Three bills focused on oil drilling landed on Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk, and left as signed laws; all three have …[READ MORE]