Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Progressives Still Have Time to Save Culver City
Dear Editor: The recently rejected progressive coalition still has time to save Culver City from the influence peddling of the …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Shift in COVID-19 Case Rates May Indicate a Winter Surge
For the past month, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has been noting signals that the COVID-19 case …[READ MORE]
Schools
LACCD Board Gets New Vice Chancellor – Teyanna Williams
The Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees recently appointed Teyanna L. Williams as the new LACCD Vice Chancellor …[READ MORE]
Arts
Village Well Open Mike Night – Nov. 11
The Village Well is calling all musicians, poets, authors, and comedians for a bi-monthly open mic night on November 11, …[READ MORE]
News
Skeletal Remains Found at Metropolitan Water District Site, CCPD Seeking Information
November 5, 2022, human skeletal remains were found in Culver City inside an empty water pipeline on at the Metropolitan …[READ MORE]
Community
New Folk Tales from Old Japan @ Culver City Julian Dixon Library
The Friends of the Culver City Library are excited to announce that we will be doing a special presentation and …[READ MORE]
Community
Free COVID and Flu Shots @ Vets – Nov. 16
Still haven’t gotten your flu shot? Culver City will be offering free flu shots via a free flu shot clinic …[READ MORE]
News
Los Angeles County Releases Draft $598.4M Homeless Initiative Funding Recommendations for FY 2023-24
After extensive community and stakeholder engagement, the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative shared its $598.4 million draft funding recommendations for …[READ MORE]
Schools
Superintendent Tran Sends a Message “Standing Against Hate”
Dear Culver City Unified School District students, staff and families, From the recent distribution of anti-Semitic banners and flyers to …[READ MORE]
News
Early Returns: O’Brien, Renteria in Council Race – Guerrero, Ezidore and Loredo Topping School Board Returns.
With less than a quarter of all registered voters accounted for, (23.42%) the two winning spots on the Culver City …[READ MORE]