News
Relaxed Parking Enforcement Continues as City Copes with COVID-19
To make every effort to help people stay home and slow the spread of COVID-19, the City of Culver City …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Community
Escalera to Offer Art Class Online
Local artist Lori Escalera has a creative way to beat the pandemic blues; a free online art class. “Since people …[READ MORE]
News
Culver City Bus Driver Assaulted – Suspect in Custody
On June 12, 2020, at approximately 1:50 pm, a Culver City bus operator was attacked by a female subject. As …[READ MORE]
News
CCUSD Leans Towards Distance Learning for Fall
While the final decision on whether to stay with ‘distance learning’ or attempt a return to campus won’t be made …[READ MORE]
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City Council Approves Three Months for Consultant and Task Force to Review CCPD’s ‘Use of Force’ Policies
The long agenda of the City Council’s July 13, 2020 featured pandemic information, transportation evolution and plenty of community input …[READ MORE]
Letters from Quarantine
New Column – Letters From Quarantine by Tanya Klowden
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to introduce a new column, Letters from Quarantine by Tanya Klowden. She began writing these …[READ MORE]
Community
Wende Online – Cold War Spaces July 15
Want to know why there isn’t a grand monument to Cold War victory, or why homosexuality was considered Stalin’s atom …[READ MORE]
Arts
Carter Coffee Wins a Spot at Grammy Camp
Culver City High School rising sophomore Carter Coffee has been accepted to the 16th annual GRAMMY Camp® , operated by …[READ MORE]
News
Newsom Orders Closures – COVID Resurgent, Care and Caution Must Be Central
Governor Gavin Newsom announced that effective July 13, 2020 all counties, including Los Angeles County, and Culver City, are required …[READ MORE]
Community
Blood Drive, Donors Needed July 16
UCLA Blood Drive – Thursday, July 16th at Fire Station 1 – Sign up Today! As part of his Eagle …[READ MORE]