Politics
Does Culver City Have a ‘Silent Majority’?
Since 2018, when Culver City elected a progressive City Council majority for the first time ever, the remaining conservative member …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Community
Chamber Call to Focus on Work/Home Balance – June 30
What do you need now to find work/home balance? Businesses are starting to open up, and people are getting back …[READ MORE]
Schools
El Rincon, CCMS and CCHS Get Top Marks in Innovate Public Schools Report
Congratulations to El Rincon Elementary School, Culver City Middle School and Culver City High School for earning top rankings in …[READ MORE]
Community
Reduced Hours at Stoneview Nature Center
While the bridge across La Cienega moves towards completion, Stoneview Nature Center must reduce it’s public hours because of revenue …[READ MORE]
Community
Achieving Racial Harmony in America: What Do You Suggest? June 28
The Santa Monica Baha’i Community (SMBC) in Collaboration with the Santa Monica Area Interfaith Council (SMAIC), and Southern California Committee …[READ MORE]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Light House Keeping
There is so much news, many of us feel as if we are swimming in it. The death toll of …[READ MORE]
News
The Plunge Scheduled to Re-Open July 13
Culver City’s Parks and Recreation department are happy to announce the Plunge is reopening. Unfortunately, the scheduled opening of the …[READ MORE]
Community
Kamlager Offers Unemployment Assistance “Tele-Town Hall”
Assembly member Sydney Kamlager will be hosting a LIVE tele-town hall to learn how to solve issues related to unemployment …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – CCPOA Responds to Charges of Racism
Dear Editor, The Culver City Police Officer’s Association would like to comment about the recent article written by Annette Morasch …[READ MORE]
News
Scaffolding the Structure: CCUSD Plans Re-Opening as “A Work in Progress”
The Culver City Unified School Board meeting of June 23, 2020 took on the large challenge of beginning to strategize …[READ MORE]