Arts
“Leonard, Marianne and Me” Scott to Sign Memoir – July 8
“Since he had asked me not to write about them, it was important to me to have his permission. But …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Allied Model Trains ‘Union Station’ Reinvents as ‘The Braddock’
Another change is in process at the corner of Sepulveda and Braddock; what began as Allied Model Trains and morphed …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Focusing Facts on Zoning Changes
Dear Editor, Representative democracy crashed against the rocks of political ideology when the Culver City Council voted (3-2) to push …[READ MORE]
News
State Bill to Track Hate Crimes Moves Forward
Legislation to address the growing epidemic of hate crimes passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday afternoon. The bill, AB …[READ MORE]
Arts
Private Eyes – Tickets Now Available
ArtsUP! LA and Theater by the Blind to present PRIVATE EYES: A Blind Experience for one performance – online only …[READ MORE]
News
CicLAvia to Return August 15
CicLAvia is returning to the streets of Los Angeles, announcing plans for three full-scale open streets events in 2021. Kicking …[READ MORE]
Community
Wings for Riley Celebrate Pride via The Trevor Project
The loss of 16 year old Culver City High School student Riley Chart to suicide in 2020 was a personal …[READ MORE]
News
Senate Approval on Infrastructure Will Mean Federal Windfall for Culver City
With the approval of the infrastructure plan by the House on Thursday, July 1, 2021, Culver City is poised to …[READ MORE]
Community
Parker’s Girl Scout Gold Award Inspires Global Activism
The newly graduated Culver City High School student Nicole Parker was recently honored for her achievements during the Girl Scouts …[READ MORE]
News
Nurses Picket Southern California Hospital to Protest Contract Violations
Nurses picketed at Southern California Hospital Culver City on June 30, 2021 in the early morning hours to urge SCHCC …[READ MORE]