
Happy New Year from Culver City Crossroads
With the sweeping changes that have influenced Culver City over the the last year, we could use a few hundred thousand words for a brief sum-up; we intend to be much more brief than that. …[READ MORE]
With the sweeping changes that have influenced Culver City over the the last year, we could use a few hundred thousand words for a brief sum-up; we intend to be much more brief than that. …[READ MORE]
It’s Giving Tuesday, and if you are one of the many readers who get CulverCityCrossroads delivered to your inbox every afternoon, we hope that today is your day to become a paying subscriber. We ask …[READ MORE]
As the saying goes, people who don’t make mistakes don’t make much of anything. Nevertheless, when an error goes out, it needs to be addressed. Culver City Crossroads mistakenly ran a post on Monday, Sept. …[READ MORE]
Good morning Culver City — As I have alluded to here, I’m currently at the beginning of my next life adventure — in this case, further treatment for glial blastoma. I awoke this morning more …[READ MORE]
Summer is a festival unto itself. It’s essential to have time to change gears and do things differently for a while. I’m lucky to be a part of a community that has so much going …[READ MORE]
Saturday, Culver City Board of Education President Scott Zeidman kicked off his re-election campaign with a party at the home of Mr. Culver City, Mike Cohen. More than 100 local residents, including almost two dozen …[READ MORE]
As California emerges from the recession, many businesses will begin revving up for the better more prosperous days ahead, as will many small, minority and women-owned firms. But the latter have something working for them …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The decision not to apply for the “Safe Routes to School” grant in July by Culver City saddens me. In September of 2007, a local newspaper printed a photograph of double-parked vehicles and …[READ MORE]
I’ve survived a number of crimes. The idea that once the event is over, it can all be filed way doesn’t take human nature into account. I’m happy to identify as a survivor rather than …[READ MORE]
Do you ever get that feeling when you know someone is watching you, and you can‘t see anyone there? It’s fun to do the news, but it’s not always fun to be the news. Not …[READ MORE]
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