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With so much pain and so much sadness in the landscape, there is one spot on Washington Boulevard, right in front of La Ballona Elementary School, that commemorates so much love. The statue of Leo …[READ MORE]

In 2019, Culver City implemented interim rent control measures for a 12-month period. The City Council will discuss future action regarding these measures during a Special Meeting on Thursday, June 11 at 7 PM. Residents …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Police Department shares in the public’s disappointment and outrage regarding the disturbing circumstances surrounding the death of George Floyd. As a professional law enforcement organization, public partnerships and building trust with our …[READ MORE]

Today, May 27, 2020, City Manager John Nachbar issued the 15th Supplement to the Public Order which allows the re-opening of low-risk indoor retail establishments and extends the outdoor dining and valet parking permit fee …[READ MORE]

On Saturday, May 23, myCOVIDMD® provided free Covid-19 antibody testing to an exceptional group of Culver City community members – CCUSD food service and custodial staff, plus local restaurant workers. “This special subset of people …[READ MORE]

This meeting is open to the public and will be held via teleconference. Due to the closure of all County buildings, meeting participants and members of the public will need to call in to the …[READ MORE]

A staff report to the Metro Board’s Planning Committee details a proposal to build new rail viaduct in the City of Inglewood, separating light rail vehicles from north-south traffic on Centinela Avenue. The Crenshaw Line, …[READ MORE]

From  March 15 to May 15, 2020, there was probably no one city department that changed so completely as Parks, Recreations and Community Services. To transform from a system of gathering places and classes into …[READ MORE]

On October 28, 2019, the City Council adopted an Ordinance prohibiting the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including menthol products (collectively, and known as, “Flavor Ban”). The Flavor Ban goes into effect for all …[READ MORE]

Following the guidance of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health), the City Manager issued a 14th Supplement to Public Order that allows lower-risk indoor retailers within shopping malls to reopen for curbside service. …[READ MORE]