Arts
Reviving Traditional Central Asian Music – March 12
During the Cold War, traditional Central Asian music was at risk of disappearing due to political pressures. Now, musicians like …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Major Drug Seizure; Suspects in Custody
On March 9th, 2021 at approximately 7:30 PM, Culver City Police Department Officers conducted a traffic stop for two moving …[READ MORE]
News
Vaccinations – More Essential Workers, People with High Risk Health Issues Now Qualify
Currently, people eligible for the vaccine include healthcare workers, residents and staff at long-term care facilities, people 65 or older, …[READ MORE]
Community
Walk ‘n Rollers Launches Fundraising Campaign for Repair Hub
Walk ‘n Rollers, a local non-profit focused on Safe Routes to School and Active Transportation programming, has launched a campaign …[READ MORE]
News
Complaint Against Doxxing Police Sargent Sustained
The simmering social media atmosphere in the weeks leading up to the local election last year came to boil when …[READ MORE]
News
We’re Not Red Yet: Re-Openings Get a Cautious Take from Board of Supervisors, County Health
While the process of re-opening is looking hopeful, there are still questions, contradictions, and the vivid memory of the last …[READ MORE]
Community
Cold War Spaces – Checkpoint Charlie and the Berlin Wall
Cold War Spaces returns today with the Wende Museum’s Chief Curator and Director of ProgrammingJoes Segal speaking with Iain MacGregor …[READ MORE]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor – Vice Mayor Lee Amplifies Staff Calls for Help at Southern California Hospital
Dear Editor, We all know that we are in the worst healthcare crisis of our lifetimes. What you may not …[READ MORE]
Community
Sony Lights Up the Water Tower for Red Cross Month
The tradition of March being declared Red Cross Month began in 1943 with a proclamation from President Franklin D. Roosevelt …[READ MORE]
Arts
Brockus RED – Short Films on Dance
BrockusRED presents an online collection of short dance films streaming from March 11 to March 14, 2021 One year after …[READ MORE]