Culver City Community News
Culver City set the standard for closing down oil wells deemed too close to residences and public recreational areas. But now Sentinel Peak Oil is suing the state over the law the enforces that judgement. …[READ MORE]
On Friday, November 29, 2024, at approximately 5:00 pm, Culver City Police responded to Washington Boulevard and Higuera Street regarding a major-injury traffic collision involving a vehicle and a motorcycle. Culver City Fire Department personnel …[READ MORE]
When Mayor Yasmine Imani McMorrin took the stage on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024 in the garden at the Wende Museum, she crowned an evening celebrating her year in the office with warmth and optimism; “Everyone …[READ MORE]
The City Council meeting on Nov. 11, 2024 decided not to take action on becoming a Climate Emergency City. In turning down this designation, they also opted out of becoming a member of C40 Cities …[READ MORE]
Culver City Engine 41, Engine 43 and Battalion 41 were deployed as part of strike team XLA-1075A to the Mountain Fire burning in Ventura County. Firefighters faced difficult conditions and battled multiple burning structures. Over …[READ MORE]
Since January 1, 2024, it is illegal in California to park within 20 feet of the approach of any marked or unmarked crosswalk, even if the approach does not have any painted red curbs. California …[READ MORE]
It’s unusual for one member of the City Council to recuse themselves from a vote, but it’s truly rare for two council members to do so. At the Nov. 11, 2024 Culver City Council meeting, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, As many of you probably know, the state requires Culver City to build 3341 units by 2029. Obviously, our community has been targeted by the Culver City government to absorb most …[READ MORE]
David Metzler of Bike Culver City, offered “I’m hopeful that we can shift from just talking about safe streets to actually building them where we know improvements are desperately needed.” Metzler and Council member Freddy …[READ MORE]
LA County voters have passed Measure A, which will allow the government to continue progress on ending homelessness with housing and services, while greatly expanding efforts to address the drivers of homelessness through affordable housing …[READ MORE]
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