Arts
Vox Femina Wins NEA Grant
Culver City’s VOX has been awarded a 2022 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support the new …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Schools
CCMS Slemmons Wins Honors as Counselor of the Year
This week, the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) celebrated Sarah Slemmons, a school counselor at Culver City Middle School, during …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Multi-Family Housing in the Heart of Screenland
Dear Editor, I am writing in regards to all of the rhetoric going around Culver City about housing and single …[READ MORE]
News
New Offices Seeking a Green Light on Jefferson
HQ Creative, a subsidiary of HQ Group, is seeking approvals from Culver City officials for the partial demolition of existing …[READ MORE]
Community
PRCS to Host ‘Parents Night Out’ – Feb. 12
Make a plan for an early Valentine’s Day, or a just an easy Saturday night; the city will do the …[READ MORE]
News
Construction Begins On Culver Blvd. for Outdoor Dining Expansion
Culver City will begin construction on Culver Boulevard between Duquesne Avenue and Canfield Avenue beginning the week of February 7, …[READ MORE]
Arts
“Something Rotten”
Do you love theater? Well, so does this show! “Something Rotten” first opened on Broadway back in 2015, just in …[READ MORE]
Community
Sandy Segal Youth Health Center to Hold “Family Feud” Fundraiser
Join supporters of the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center for a great night of fun, games and laughs, while supporting …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Housing, Homelessness and the Environment
Dear Editor, Mayor and Council Members, On average, 207 people are rehoused daily in LA county, while at the same …[READ MORE]
Community
Visiting Linwood E. Howe with Linwood A. Howe – Looking in on Local History
“I’d like to have a look in at my Dad’s office, if that’s okay.” The venerable Linwood A. Howe stood …[READ MORE]