Community
Recover – Y Offers Small Group Training
The Culver-Palms Y is starting a new Small Group Training Class in June called Recover. To get the most out …[READ MORE]
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News
Complete Streets Bill – SB 127 – Passes Out of Committee With Changes
When is a highway not a highway? Plenty of roads in California that are designated highways are also local thoroughfares; …[READ MORE]
News
Amazon Expansion of Culver Studios Offers New Drawings
In late 2018, Hackman Capital Partners broke ground on a $620-million expansion of The Culver Studios, a 100-year-old film studio …[READ MORE]
News
Police Chase Ends at Sawtelle and Braddock – Suspect in Custody
On Tuesday morning, May 28, 2019, an allegedly armed suspect in a deadly downtown Los Angeles shooting and police chase …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Coyotes and Jackson Gate
Dear Editor, As you probably know by now, the City Council has approved the three year $210,000 LMU coyote study, …[READ MORE]
News
Budget Sessions – Cultural Affairs to Continue Grants, Create New Artist Laureate Program
Culver City’s Department of Cultural Affairs is gearing up; with the 2019-2020 fiscal year soon approaching, the department submitted a …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCHS Film Festival – May 31
The world needs more film makers- Come and enjoy Culver City High School’s first film festival in over ten years. …[READ MORE]
Community
Sweet Flower Roundtable – Dr. Sherry Yafai on Cannabis and Community
There is a tall, yellow flower growing up on Culver Boulevard, and it signifies good things, most importantly, information. Cannabis …[READ MORE]
Community
The Planning Report – UCLA’s Roy on Housing Inequality
Central to the arguments promoting YIMBY solutions to housing affordability, such as Senator Scott Wiener’s SB 50, is the claim that blanket …[READ MORE]
News
SWAT Team Finds Suicide After Motel Standoff
The alert that went out to avoid Washington Boulevard on Sunday morning, May 27 at 8:45 am was not called …[READ MORE]