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The City Council meeting on April 11, 2024 took a stand on the ongoing issue of flight patterns from the Los Angeles International Airport in a closed session discussion. Item CS-2 in the matter of …[READ MORE]

The Mayors Innovation Project is announcing a new cohort of local leaders for the second annual Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety, and Culver City’s own Yasmine Imani McMorrin has been selected to participate in the …[READ MORE]

Culver City is thrilled to announce its collaboration with Healthcare in Action, a street-based medical group that provides comprehensive healthcare services for behavioral health and substance use disorders, as well as housing navigation and care …[READ MORE]

While the season of storms may or may not be over, infrastructure is still struggling to keep up with the vast amount of water moving through the city. A lengthy section of the bike path …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department has begun the picnic shelter upgrade project at Lindberg Park. Demolition of the existing shelter (pictured) will begin the week of April 15, 2024 and we …[READ MORE]

At the Culver City Council meeting on April 11, 2024, the council unanimously voted to allocate funding for the remaining off-cycle events for this fiscal year. Solving the problem for now, this is not standard …[READ MORE]

At the April 8, 2024, Culver City Council meeting, Housing and Human Services Director Tevis Barnes presented the update on the homeless emergency, giving numbers on Project Homekey, Wellness Village, the hotel residency program and …[READ MORE]

The agenda for tonight’s City Council meeting on April 8, 2024 features an action item that may begin the shift on how our summer holidays are celebrated. A July 5th drone show, and a city-sponsored …[READ MORE]

At the Mike Balkman Council Chambers at City Hall, the crowd was scant but very focused. The April 4, 2024 community meeting offered by the Culver City Police Department to review the Racial Identity Profiling …[READ MORE]

Micro-mobility company Bird announced that the company has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 proceedings under a newly organized private parent company called Third Lane Mobility Inc. With a strengthened balance sheet, reduced operating expenses and …[READ MORE]