News
Council Votes to End Protected Bike Lanes on MOVE Transit Project
Towards the end of the seven hour long meeting on Monday, April 24, 2023, the Culver City council voted along …[READ MORE]
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Community
Memorial for Coffey-Webb Announces Scholarship for Tech Arts
When someone who has dedicated their life to scholarship and the arts passes away unexpectedly, what better way to remember …[READ MORE]
Arts
“Fetch Clay, Make Man” Coming to Kirk Douglas Theatre
Center Theatre Group will work alongside The SpringHill Company’s Emmy Award-winning studio team, founded by LeBron James and Maverick Carter, …[READ MORE]
Arts
Soft Geometry, Random Texts, Ninjas, Dryads and Other Entities
The West Los Angeles College Gallery is showcasing the works of differently abled artists in “Soft Geometry, Random Texts, Ninjas, …[READ MORE]
News
CEQA Lawsuit Poised on Council Decision – Legal Peril of Adding In Traffic Lane on MOVE Project
A letter from legal counsel dated April 21, 2023 was submitted to Culver City Council and City Attorney Heather Baker …[READ MORE]
News
WLAC Opens California Center for Climate Change Education
Earth Day was more than a bright spot on the calendar at West Los Angeles College; it was the beginning …[READ MORE]
Community
Special Needs Transition Fair Offers Resources for Students and Families
The Culver City Middle School got a lot of attention on Saturday, April 22, 2023 with the first Transition Resource …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCHS Proclaims Denim Day – April 26
On April 26, Culver City High School will observe Denim Day (initially created by the Peace Over Violence organization to …[READ MORE]
News
Facts Are In – City’s Own Data Drops for MOVE
At more than 80 pages, no one can say there isn’t enough information, or that details were overlooked. The Culver …[READ MORE]
Arts
(Im)migrants of the State Returns to Actors’ Gang for Extended Run
The Actors’ Gang’s latest hit show (Im)migrants of the State is back! Performances kick back off this Saturday, April 22nd, …[READ MORE]