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On Monday, October 11th and through November 19th, the City’s construction contractor will perform work on the Downtown Corridor (Phase 1) of the MOVE Culver City project. The work will be done along Culver Boulevard …[READ MORE]

Now that the first electric bus has been put into service, the next order of business is getting more enthusiastic passengers. State Senator Sydney Kamlager commemorated Clean Air Day on Oct. 6, 2021 to take …[READ MORE]

Last Sunday night,  October 3, 2021, at approximately 7:15pm, the Culver City Police Department responded to numerous calls for service at the intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and Slauson Avenue, regarding over 50 vehicles performing vehicle …[READ MORE]

While the Culver Arts Foundation calls itself an umbrella organization, offering support for both individual artists and for arts organizations, it was surprised by the need for actual umbrellas at the October 4, 2021 ‘Fiesta …[READ MORE]

First, there were the community meetings, then the planning commission, and finally, the city council approval for 11111 Jefferson, aka The Jefferson Project. The major development planned for the triangle shaped site between Jefferson, Machado …[READ MORE]

On September 28, 2021,  California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law AB 1398 authored by Assemblymember Richard Bloom (D – Santa Monica). AB 1398 will work to incentivize timely compliance with the housing element, or …[READ MORE]

The City of Culver City is pleased to announce the hiring of H. Yanni Demitri as Public Works Director. Demitri most recently served as City Engineer of West Hollywood. Before that, Demitri served as Public …[READ MORE]

The city will begin work on the much discussed MOVE project this coming month, and construction will planned for a Monday to Friday workweek. The bike and bus platforms will take off the existing lane …[READ MORE]

While Culver City does not vote for the mayor of Los Angeles, there is no doubt that the person holding that office is important to our own local government for many reasons. After weeks of …[READ MORE]

While the city cleared all legal hurdles for the sale of cannabis more than three years ago, delivery has been the only option in the city. The first retail location ion Culver Boulevard s looking …[READ MORE]