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November 5, 2022, human skeletal remains were found in Culver City inside an empty water pipeline on at the Metropolitan Water District site at Venice and Sepulveda, according to the Culver City Police Department. The …[READ MORE]

After extensive community and stakeholder engagement, the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative shared its $598.4 million draft funding recommendations for fiscal year 2023-24. It is the first set of funding recommendations to reflect the County’s …[READ MORE]

With less than a quarter of all registered voters accounted for, (23.42%) the two winning spots on the Culver City Council race are currently occupied by Dan O’Brien, with 25.74%  of the vote, and Denice …[READ MORE]

In the time since the Culver City Council voted to terminate the right to drill on the city-owned section, the Los Angels County Board of Supervisors also ruled on the right to drill. With the …[READ MORE]

The City has released the ‘mid-point’ pilot report on the MOVE project. The overview shows bus ridership up by 52%, cycling activity up by 32%, pedestrian activity up by 18%, and a two minute increase …[READ MORE]

November 1, 2022 is the last day for Californians to request a mail ballot. Go to lavote.gov to sign up now!  Have you made a mistake or damaged your Vote by Mail ballot? They can …[READ MORE]

At the Oct. 24, 2022 City Council meeting, the final vote passed to stop regulating the amount of parking. Joining other California cities such as Berkeley, San Diego and Sacramento, the change in regulation means …[READ MORE]

The Ballona Creek Trash Interceptor officially launched on Oct. 22, 2022 in a ceremony at the end of Ballona Creek, attended by county and city officials, a non-profit CEO, and a crowd eager to hear …[READ MORE]

Since its launch in November of 2021, the MOVE project, has drawn cheers and groans from every part of the local population. For those who see it as an uncomfortable change in the status quo, …[READ MORE]