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With the current year budget adjusted upward by over $14 million, the City of Culver City’s budget meetings this week totaled a number of good things going on in regards to income.  The annual budget …[READ MORE]

It can be a question too embarrassing to ask; want to use the bus, the train, the bike share (but don’t know how to get started?) Answers – and personal support – are available.  On …[READ MORE]

At the CCUSD Board Meeting on May 10, 2022, the board voted unanimously to approve an increase in fees for the Office of Child Development (OCD) preschool program: “Preschool Full-day” price will go from $1,075 …[READ MORE]

The Leapfrog Group, a non-profit organization with a twenty-year history of rating hospitals on patient care, safety, errors, injuries, accidents, and infections released their biannual report with a cautionary note: While many hospitals are good …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Council meeting on May 9, 2022 included a discussion of setting a local minimum wage, and resulted in the creation of a sub-committee with Vice Mayor Albert Vera and Council member Yasmine …[READ MORE]

As the new development in the Jefferson/Machado/Sepulveda triangle looks to begins construction, the U.S. Post Office has given their final dates for doing business at the address.  It was the Post Office’s closure, originally announced …[READ MORE]

“I was watching my daughter play soccer when I heard the news, ” Culver City Council member Yasmine Imani McMorrin told the crowd gathered to rally for reproductive rights, “and my heart just broke.”  On …[READ MORE]

A call to Unite for Women’s Rights; there will be a rally on May 7, 2022 at Vets Park in Culver City, from 3 pm until 6 pm. Culver City Council member Yasmine Imani McMorrin …[READ MORE]

Statistically, we are at the beginning of the next COVID surge. Confirmed diagnosis of COVID doubled in Los Angeles County in April 2022.  The new variant, clinically identified as Omicron subvariant BA.4, has been shown …[READ MORE]

Thursday, May 5, 2022 for approximately 2 weeks through mid-May 2022. Work will occur between National Boulevard and Duquesne Avenue.  Due to work on the Higuera Street Bridge Replacement Project, the Ballona Creek Bike Path …[READ MORE]