News
Culver Studios Cuts the Ribbon on New/Historic Bungalows, Creating Space for Amazon
“The Culver Studios is one of the great treasures of Culver City and today marks the beginning of a new …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
The Skinny by Amy Brunell
You Can Be Optimistic and Not Be Annoying.
“We can retrain our minds to become more positive, more forgiving, and more thankful for the beautiful opportunity that life …[READ MORE]
Community
WESTTalks Returns to WLAC
How does our creative economy work? The second annual WESTTalks will have speakers from award-winning studios Amazon and Framestore; Blizzard …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
A Cosmic Quirk Helps Astronomers Pinpoint the Farthest Star Ever Seen
More than halfway across the universe, an enormous blue star nicknamed Icarus is the farthest individual star ever seen. Normally, …[READ MORE]
News
Protecting Youth, Reducing Childhood Poverty and Expanded Sexual-Harassment Prevention Top Sen. Holly Mitchell’s 2018 Agenda
Proposed laws for 2018 by Sen. Holly J. Mitchell include continuing to reform the juvenile justice system and reducing childhood …[READ MORE]
Arts
Vox Femina – Community Concert April 15
The city’s premier women’s chorus, VOX Femina, presents A Taste of Season 21, a free community concert made possible in …[READ MORE]
News
West Basin Water to Host Public Meetings on Desalination Plans
West Basin Municipal Water District is hosting two public meetings for community members to attend and learn more about the …[READ MORE]
News
April 10, 2018 Election Results – Fisch and Lee, Measure A Passes
At the end of a long City Council race, the evening at City Hall was kicked off by City Clerk …[READ MORE]
Politics
Mark Your Ballot – Yes on Measure A
It’s election day again, and for some of us – fare too few of us – voting in local elections …[READ MORE]
Arts
KDT- Can Music Make Democracy? A Community Conversation
While Spring was blowing a breeze around the downtown streets on Sunday morning, the rehearsal room at the Kirk Douglas …[READ MORE]