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As soon as the rain starts to fall, the challenge rises up again; how to keep the trash, the chemicals …[READ MORE]

Culver City stands to lose over $10 million in annual revenue if a half-cent sales tax isn’t renewed by voters …[READ MORE]

While it is unusual, there is land that is just too challenging for most people to build on; those are …[READ MORE]

State Senator Holly J. Mitchell opened her campaign office this past weekend, taking her run for Los Angeles County Supervisor …[READ MORE]

Metro has unveiled new renderings of the under-production HR-4000 heavy rail vehicles – soon to be the rolling stock of …[READ MORE]

One of the highlights of the season for Culver City is the holiday celebration of ‘lighting the tree,’ which not …[READ MORE]

With fewer city council meetings scheduled during the final months of the year, it’s natural that agendas get longer and …[READ MORE]

“We want to create an enduring asset for the neighborhood.” Gregory Fisher of wHY Architecture gave a presentation of beginnings …[READ MORE]

Construction on the new Crenshaw/LAX line is 90% completed, and with test trains are running on the brand-new 8.5 mile …[READ MORE]

The purpose of a public meeting is to include the public – would beginning earlier make it possible for more …[READ MORE]