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At the April 22, 2025 meeting of the  Culver City Unified School District, public concerns focused on three major issues: the district’s elimination of honors English classes for underclassmen at Culver City High School, a …[READ MORE]

The Office of the State Fire Marshal has released the 2025 Recommended Fire Hazard Severity Zone Maps for Local Responsibility Areas, including Culver City. Key Highlights The 2025 FHSZ updates are based on fuel conditions, …[READ MORE]

With the Green New Deal Club on the corner of Culver and Elenda handing out seed packets for California poppies, and the bright green Culver CityBus parked in front of the high school, the Culver …[READ MORE]

On Earth Day, over 50 elected officials announced support for the California Polluters Pay Superfund Act that makes Big Oil pay for climate crisis damages they cause There is a growing movement throughout California to …[READ MORE]

In a letter sent to the CCUSD community on Friday, April 18, 2025, CCUSD Superintendent Dr. Brian Lucas announced that he is retiring at the end of this academic school year to attend to some …[READ MORE]

On April 19, 2025, Culver City’s City Hall was again the scene of a mass protest against the federal Republican Administration, with shouting, sign waving and chanting. Just under a thousand people gathered at 11 …[READ MORE]

Vice Mayor Freddy Puza stated, “I want to make a data-driven decision,” in regard to creating the pilot program for a Tenant Right to Counsel, and at the end of the discussion, abstained from voting …[READ MORE]

The latest numbers show the projects in the pipeline for the city include 36 active residential projects, totaling 4,280 units, of which 614 are designated as affordable housing. This month’s report showed a 14 unit …[READ MORE]

On the agenda for the April 14, 2025 City Council meeting was an opportunity for public input on the next iteration for 11029 Washington. With it’s past life as a gun store, and current incarnation …[READ MORE]

“If we don’t get it, then we know that another entity is going to get it; County, Metro, they are all looking to this as well. So, now is the time.” Mayor Dan O’Brien noted …[READ MORE]