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The Culver City Planning Commission is set to sign off on plans to redevelop a portion of the Culver Palms United Methodist Church property with affordable and permanent supportive housing. The agenda for the Jan. …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Council meeting on January 23. 2023 was destined to be a lengthy one. The proposed anti-camping ordinance sparked a pre-meeting protest, and almost fifty people turned out to share their thoughts. The …[READ MORE]

The Public Works Department has begun improvements to the Jackson Avenue gate to the Ballona Creek Bike Path. While the work is in progress, the gate will be temporarily closed starting January 23, 2023 through …[READ MORE]

Opposition to the anti-camping ordinance has united a number of community organization to host a protest tonight, Jan.  23, 2023, from 5:45 to 7pm, in front of the Culver City City Hall.  The proposed local …[READ MORE]

After Culver City passed a law towards preventing new oil drilling and amortizing existing drill sites on the Inglewood Oil Field, legislated under the Baldwin Hills Community Standard District, our law became the model for …[READ MORE]

Culver City – The following resolution was adopted unanimously by the members of the Culver City Democratic Club at their January 11 general meeting: Resolved: The Culver City Democratic Club Opposes the Criminalization of People …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Unified permit policy is one that many families rely on, and with our ongoing housing crisis, one that has shaped the education of many students.  At the CCUSD School Board meeting on …[READ MORE]

For at least two decades, advocates and urban planners have decried the overabundance of parking in many cities. Many of the garages, lots, and spaces in Los Angeles exist not necessarily because they are needed …[READ MORE]

Mask up, get that booster, and stay distanced. COVID-19 is still spreading, and variants of the virus causing a rise in both infections and deaths.  In Los Angeles County, BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 continue to be …[READ MORE]

Everyone agrees; it’s an emergency.  Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared homelessness to be an emergency on her first day of office, followed by Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson. At the Jan. 9, 2023 Culver …[READ MORE]