News
Habitat for Humanity Has 350 Applications for 10 Housing Units on Globe Ave.
On January 28, Habitat for Humanity concluded a series of four information meetings for households interested in applying for the …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Sports
2017 Western State Conference Relays @ WLAC Postponed – New Date Feb. 24
Next Friday, February 24, the West Los Angeles College Wildcats begin their quest for the Western State Conference titles in …[READ MORE]
Arts
CTG Adds Another Week for ‘Zoot Suit’ as Ticket Sales Boom
Due to extraordinary ticket sales, Center Theatre Group’s “Zoot Suit” has announced a second one-week extension. Performances will now continue …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Puts “Sanctuary City” on March Agenda
The City Council Meeting of Feb 13, 2017 already had a lengthy agenda, but much of the crowd attending were …[READ MORE]
Community
Paper Shredding Event Processes Three Tons of Waste
On February 4, Public Works Environmental Programs and Operations Division provided Culver City residents and businesses an opportunity to clean …[READ MORE]
News
Venice Boulevard to Become “Great Street” with Bike and Pedestrian Improvements
For years, the Venice Great Street was a model for how the city, council office and community could work together …[READ MORE]
Community
“Walk With a Doc” Feb. 18
Walk with a Doc is an international program that encourages individuals to take a walk around town with a doctor, …[READ MORE]
News
Dear Editor – Safety is Not Political
Our diversity is our strength. With one of the most diverse public school systems in the nation, Culver City Unified …[READ MORE]
News
CCUSD Front and Center Theater Extravaganza Puts Children at the End of the Rainbow
While the rain pattered gently down on the Vets Auditorium on Friday Feb. 10, the rainbow was inside. The Front …[READ MORE]
The Skinny by Amy Brunell
The Skinny – Amy Brunell
Getting to the other side… I ran into a former member the other day. We hadn’t seen each other in …[READ MORE]