Community
E-Waste and Shredding – June 10
Culver City residents and businesses will have the opportunity to safely dispose of their Electronic Waste AND confidential paper files …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
A newly discovered Jupiter-like world is so hot, it’s being vaporized by its own star. With a dayside temperature of …[READ MORE]
News
A Long Road to Affordable Housing – Habitat for Humanity Homes Closer to Construction
Last week, the rented fencing around a large vacant lot next to the west wall of the 405 on Globe …[READ MORE]
News
Ngo Named as New Principal @ Farragut
After a thorough and extensive principal recruitment and selection process, which included four rounds of interviews and a Community Meet …[READ MORE]
News
Short Term Rental Task Force – Community Input
Please join us for the first meeting of the Culver City Short Term Rentals Task Force, which will take …[READ MORE]
Community
Reading Dad? CCFOL Has the Perfect Father’s Day Gift
Are you looking for a unique and easy gift for Father’s Day? Membership or a donation to the Culver City …[READ MORE]
Arts
Director Benitz Reflects “If All the Sky Were Paper…” Tonight at KDT
John Benitz found the concept so compelling, he had to go with it. “I read about Andrew Carroll in National …[READ MORE]
News
New Science Building Gets Space at the School Complex – Construction to Begin this Summer
As Culver City students, teachers, staff, and families head into summer to enjoy some much-deserved time off, the Culver City …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver Citizen’s Police Academy Now Accepting Applications
The Culver City Police Department is currently accepting applications for its Citizen’s Police Academy. The Culver City Police Department Citizen’s …[READ MORE]
Arts
Culver City Symphony to Offer “Americans, And Music From (the Time of ) Hamilton – June 10
The orchestra has a special relationship with composer William Grant Still: May 11, 1895-Dec. 3, 1978. Still was born in …[READ MORE]