Culver City Community News
The next food and fundraising event for Meghan Sahli-Wells will be held at Meet restaurant in downtown Culver City, 6 p.m. on Jan. 25. The “American Bistro with a French Twist” will host a glorious …[READ MORE]
A resident of the West End Hotel at 3927 Van Buren Place in Culver City was found dead this morning. Robert Quinn, aged 43, had been living at the hotel since June 8, 2008, and …[READ MORE]
Proving the official paperwork is just part of the job, Culver City Councilmember Scott Malsin is the first candidate to file to be on the April 13 ballot for Culver City Council. Monday, Dec. 21 …[READ MORE]
After more than thirty years, the Culver City Fire department formally opened its brand new Fire Station 3 in Fox Hills last Saturday, Dec. 19. The new station, located on 6030 Bristol Parkway, is set …[READ MORE]
City Council candidate Meghan Sahli-Wells held her first fundraiser at Akasha Restaurant on Wednesday, Dec 16. A crowd of hungry supporters gathered for the sold-out celebration, sampling seasonal treats while feeding the campaign’s growing momentum. …[READ MORE]
Culver City Unified School District students will soon be practicing their animation skills on computers once used by some of the best animators in the business. Walt Disney Animation Studios recently donated a variety of …[READ MORE]
Friends, family, and community supporters of the Culver-Palms Family YMCA gathered on Wednesday night to celebrate the hundreds of thousands of dollars raised this year to help families in need. The Culver-Palms Y has been …[READ MORE]
The staff, family, and residents at Grandview Palms Senior Living and Culver West Convalescent Hospital will be supporting the Culver City Fire Department 2009 Toy Drive. The community is invited to participate by dropping off …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Friends of the Library invite you to join them for a Snowless Snow Party this Saturday, Dec. 18 to welcome winter and celebrate the holidays. Kids of all ages can enjoy a …[READ MORE]
During the past year, I heard two comments every day. People told me how much they enjoyed reading my column, and wondered why there wasn’t a website. Now there is a website that will focus …[READ MORE]
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