Arts
“Native Son” Closes Out Block Party at KDT
The longing for social justice ignites a palpable rage in Richard Wright’s classic novel, Native Son. Set in 1930s Chicago, …[READ MORE]
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News
Journalists Spotlight Media Literacy @ WLAC
“There was one that got me – it was just so funny, and I thought, yes that seems perfect, and …[READ MORE]
Community
CCUSD Needs Volunteers for Measure K Oversight Committee
The Culver City Unified School District Board of Education has established a Citizens’ Oversight Committee as required by the passage …[READ MORE]
News
Sandstone Properties Proposes Hotel – Sunkist Park Responds
More than a hundred concerned neighbors filled the El Marino Cafetorium, on Tuesday, April 17, 2019, crowding the book covered …[READ MORE]
News
Brown Endorses Mitchell in Supervisor Race
Former California Governor, Jerry Brown has endorsed State Senator Holly J. Mitchell in her candidacy to serve on the Los …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver City Housing – Past, Present and Future
We are a community of renters, owners and landlords. We are a collection of houses, condos, apartments, granny flats and …[READ MORE]
Sports
CCMS Softball Star Taylor Peacock Earns USA Softball All-American Honors
The USA Softball All American Games Selection Committee has named CCMS seventh-grader Taylor Peacock to represent Southern California as a …[READ MORE]
News
Fueling a Catastrophe? SoCal Gas at Playa Del Rey
This Tuesday evening, April 16, at 7:00PM, Sierra Club Airport-Marina Group is hosting a riveting show-and-tell at Burton-Chace Park. This …[READ MORE]
Arts
“What Does it Mean to be an American?” AVPA Artists @ Craft Contemporary April 20
In collaboration with the Gazelle Samizay, an Iranian-American artist currently exhibiting at the Craft Contemporary Museum, students in the AVPA …[READ MORE]
News
After 28 Years, Janice Pober’s Final Act at Sony is “Done in A Day”
In 1991, Janice Pober organized Sony Pictures’ first “Done in a Day” project at Farragut Elementary School. The effort began …[READ MORE]