Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw – Page 25

News & Community Ticker

November 15, 2025

Last week, I went to look out my front door to survey for storm damage, and I was met by …[READ MORE]

Just when I thought Ballona Creek was going to bust out of her concrete bed, the Goddess Iris showed up …[READ MORE]

Just because I am writing about news in Culver City does not mean it’s a good thing that so much …[READ MORE]

At the City Council meeting last Monday night on Nov. 22, there was a moment so absurd that it was …[READ MORE]

When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for two people to dissolve the legal and social bonds …[READ MORE]

Being “New Media” often means learning a new medium every week. The amount of technology I use on a daily …[READ MORE]

June Gloom (and it’s July Already-) It’s one thing when it begins in May and goes all through June, but …[READ MORE]

To all our readers; Wow. Hey. Thank you very much. I’ve worked on many websites, and I’ve never seen one …[READ MORE]

We have had, for the past month, a red tailed hawk nesting in a ficus tree at El Marino Elementary …[READ MORE]

The thing about the car show is partly the timing. Here’s the worst ecological disaster in history spread through the …[READ MORE]

Walk 'n Rollers, CC Historical Society Partner for Walking Tour of DTCC

Join Culver City Walk & Rollers for Their Next Community Walk! On November 23, Culver City Walk & Rollers will join the Culver City Historical Society for a family-friendly historical tour of downtown Culver City. The event is free and open to everyone! Saturday, November 23, from 10 a.m. to
LA County Offers Free Flu Shots - Nov. 18

November 18
New Exhibitions to Open at the Wende Museum: The Sextant, Intersections, Red Woodstock

Opening November 8
Culver City Symphony 'Summon the Heroes, Salute the Heroes'

November 15
Saved By a Story @ The Wende

Ongoing - meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month