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The problems facing the school board on March 14, 2017 were pretty wonderful. Any school board in America would be pleased to have these problems. A president leaving with nothing but praise from her colleagues, …[READ MORE]

The City Manager’s Report is a bi-weekly collection of events and news from city hall, put together by Nachbar and staff, to keep you updated on the latest from Fire and Police, Parks and Recreation, …[READ MORE]

With School Board President Sue Robins set to depart on March 30, 2017, a long list of applicants has stepped forward to fill the post. The board is set to adopt a resolution at their …[READ MORE]

Niche, a website that helps parents discover schools and neighborhoods that are right for them, has named Culver City Unified School District the fourth most diverse school district in the nation. Using a wide array …[READ MORE]

  “Culver City is excited to welcome back CicLAvia, particularly as we celebrate our Centennial,” said Culver City Mayor Jim B. Clarke. “We are glad that this route, which includes our city, is considered a …[READ MORE]

When I first asked another woman about the plans for a strike, she was confused. “So, we are supposed to stop working for the whole day? I mean, how am I going to not feed …[READ MORE]

  Registration for Spring 2017 recreation classes and activities begins March 11th for resident customers and March 18th for non-resident customers. Please check out the Spring 2017 edition of the Culver City Living recreation brochure …[READ MORE]

It’s a very short ballot for Culver City, but all the more reason to know what you are voting for and why. Our slice of Los Angeles County is an essential part of the legislative …[READ MORE]

The City Council will hold three special meetings in the Mike Balkman Council Chambers for the purpose of presenting current Fiscal Year 2016/2017 and proposed Fiscal Year 2017/2018 Work Plans from all City departments. Other …[READ MORE]

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson today nominated three California school districts and two individual schools to compete in the U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools (ED-GRS) recognition program, which honors schools that …[READ MORE]