News
CCUSD Shifts Permit Policy Towards Academic Stability
The Culver City Unified permit policy is one that many families rely on, and with our ongoing housing crisis, one …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Arts
Symphonic Jazz Orchestra Wins $15,000 NEA Grant
Couldn’t happen to a nicer non-profit; Culver City based Symphonic Jazz Orchestra has been approved by the National Endowment for …[READ MORE]
News
Westside Urban Forum Talks Parking – Jan. 19
For at least two decades, advocates and urban planners have decried the overabundance of parking in many cities. Many of …[READ MORE]
News
New Variant Could Increase COVID-19 Transmission
Mask up, get that booster, and stay distanced. COVID-19 is still spreading, and variants of the virus causing a rise …[READ MORE]
Community
Highway Cannabis to Open Flagship Store with Block Party – Jan. 28
Highway Cannabis is opening their doors for their very first flagship store on the Westside where Marina Del Rey, Venice …[READ MORE]
Arts
Culver City Announces Performing Arts Grants for 2023
On December 5, 2022, the City Council of the City of Culver City awarded over $213,000 in 2023 Performing Arts …[READ MORE]
Schools
LACCD Appoints Smith as Equity and Justice Fellow
Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez, Ph.D. recently named Dr. Regina Smith as the Chancellor’s Equity and …[READ MORE]
News
Los Angeles County Joins Culver City, City of LA in Declaring Homeless Emergency
Everyone agrees; it’s an emergency. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared homelessness to be an emergency on her first day …[READ MORE]
Schools
PTA Reflections Winners to Be Presented at CCUSD School Board Meeting
PTA representatives will present the winners of this year’s PTA Reflections Program competition to the CCUSD School Board at the …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Sweeping vs. Cleaning
Dear Editor: At the January 9, 2023 Culver City Council meeting, Culver City Housing Administrator Tevis Barnes stated: “Just for …[READ MORE]