Sports
Rain or Shine, Seniors Aching to Play Ball
Cold and damp weather has contributed to aching bones, respiratory issues, and muscle fatigue for Culver City Senior Softball players, …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Opinions
Dear Editor – Culver City Needs a Whistle Blower Hotline
Dear Editor, Culver City government operates in the horse-and-buggy days of yesteryear when it comes to detecting and preventing fraud, …[READ MORE]
News
Community Conversation Final Report – March 11
The Culver City Community Conversation Final Report will be presented to the City Council at its meeting on March 11, …[READ MORE]
Arts
Thirdsday Continues – Industry Cafe
Flute virtuoso Ellen Burr and bassist Jeff Schwartz continue their third Thursday (aka “Thursday”) residency at the Industry Cafe. Each …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Culver City Coyotes Past and Future
To the Editor: For the information of any of your readers who have been following with interest the coyote situation …[READ MORE]
News
Mitchell Collects Important Endorsements for District 2 Election
Senator Holly J. Mitchell lands powerful slate of local endorsements from State and City Council elected officials in Supervisorial District …[READ MORE]
Arts
Audiophile Horowitz to Offer Open Studio @ HRS for CicLAvia
Len Horowitz’s eyes are wide open, as if a mad scientist solving a tough equation. An educator, archivist and engineer, …[READ MORE]
Schools
Bilkiss Bequest Supports School Libraries
Some people keep doing good, even after they are gone. The late Darlene Bilkiss, kindergarten teacher at Farragut Elementary, continues …[READ MORE]
News
Road Closures for CicLAvia This Sunday
The 2019 CicLAvia – Culver City Meets Mar Vista + Palms event is being held this coming, Sunday, March 3, …[READ MORE]
News
Council Notes – Celebrating 25 Years of Performing Arts
The Culver City Council meetings are not always a place of creativity; parliamentary procedure tends to keep that spirit in …[READ MORE]