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[ October 30, 2026 ] What’s Next Culver City? Community Conversation – Nov. 2 Community
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[ October 29, 2026 ] CCUSD School Board Discusses Drop in EL Performance, Approves Boost for Teacher Salaries Schools
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[ October 29, 2026 ] Commedia Palooza @ The Actors’ Gang Arts

November 2, 2026

Dear Editor – To the Point

September 20, 2016 3

Re: “We won.” Well, Les, if losing on your issue and slandering popular elected officials and hurting Grace Church makes …[READ MORE]

LOCALmotion – Jozelle Smith

September 19, 2016 0

The Culver City Education Foundation has welcomed four new Board Members: Jose Casarez, Rebecca Danelski, James Harris and Nicky Marble …[READ MORE]

Downtown Block Party Will Celebrate Centennial Kick-Off Sept. 24

September 16, 2016 0

Follow the yellow brick road in the Culver City downtown block party’s family fun zone, Sat. Sep. 24, 12:30-4:00 p.m., …[READ MORE]

Culver City Joins Bay Foundation’s Restaurant Program Preventing Stormwater Runoff Pollution

September 16, 2016 0

Stormwater runoff pollution carries improperly disposed waste into the storm drain system and enters the ocean untreated. This pollution poses …[READ MORE]

Join the Cleanup Team on the Trashiest Day of the Year (and Support the Bag Ban)

September 16, 2016 0

Saturday morning, September 17, 2016 will see the largest volunteer event in the world welcome 800,000 people in 91 countries …[READ MORE]

Christina Craemer Exhibits ‘Infinite Lines’ Opening Sept. 17

September 15, 2016 0

FP Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening reception of Christina Craemer’s solo exhibition, “Infinite Lines”. Craemer is a …[READ MORE]

State Sets Cap-and-Trade Funds for Active Transportation Program

September 15, 2016 0

On Wednesday, Governor Brown, Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de León, and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon released a plan for spending $900 million in Cap-and-Trade funds on programs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and …[READ MORE]