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The community’s need for affordable housing is part of every municipal conversation. This Thursday, August 18, 2022from 6:30 to 8:00 pm, there will be an online meeting about the proposed project at 4464 Sepulveda Blvd. …[READ MORE]

It was a sunny Sunday filled with support for both council candidates Dan O’Brien and incumbent council member Alex Fisch, as both had events on August 14, 2022. For the O’Brien campaign, a ‘meet & …[READ MORE]

It’s been just under a year since the City Council addressed an agenda item on August 23, 2021, looking at opening the gate to the bike path on Jackson Avenue, and now that entrance is …[READ MORE]

As summer and vacations draw to a close, so does the window to file papers to run for Culver City Council. The election, which will be held with state and national contests on November 8, …[READ MORE]

“The State of California noted that they received more comments from Culver City residents than from any other part of the state.” During the city’s presentation on the Housing Element, the new Advance Planning Manager …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Council will be returning to session this evening, August 8, 2022 for a hybrid meeting; available for participation both live at City Hall and online via Webex.  The agenda looks to take …[READ MORE]

Looking for a bigger perspective on America’s polical challenges? Join this zoom interview with  Duke Prof. Nancy MacLean, Author of “DEMOCRACY IN CHAINS: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Plan for America” Thu, …[READ MORE]

On July 30, 1971, Apollo 15 Commander David R. Scott joined a very exclusive club: the list of people who have set foot on the moon. In an afternoon ceremony on the 51st anniversary of …[READ MORE]

The CCUSD Technology team was very busy setting up more than 3,000 new Chromebooks this summer for our students to use in the fall. All of the devices had to be delivered, unboxed and enrolled …[READ MORE]

In a letter to the community, Culver city Unified School Superintendent Quoc Tran sent a message that the new school year would not be starting our by requiring indoor masking of students and staff. “As …[READ MORE]