Culver City Community News
Selling In A Buyer’s Market – If you’ve read the papers or listened to the news over the past year, it will come as no surprise that home prices have fallen and the rate of …[READ MORE]
When Mayor Chris Armenta stated “We are ready to take action on closing the structural deficit,” he was at the end of a half an hour of remarks from the other council members, following a …[READ MORE]
The Literary Uprising is an event held each quarter at Antioch University to honor the creative writing talents of our undergraduate and graduate students as well as our faculty. One BA student, one MFA student …[READ MORE]
When told the reason for daylight savings time an old Lakota man said: “Only a white man would believe that you could cut a foot off the top of a blanket and sew it to …[READ MORE]
Decrease Your Water Bill and Increase Your Curb Appeal – It’s hot in southern California. And dry. So how do you keep that lush, green lawn looking great throughout the year? You water it, and …[READ MORE]
Transition Culver City announces the cancellation of this Saturday’s Nov. 7 program “Taking Back Childhood: What do kids really want—that money can’t buy?” However, we are very excited about our Chickens of Gratitude (COG): Chicken …[READ MORE]
While there are still contests too close to call, last night Holly J. Mitchell celebrated victory in her campaign for the state assembly with an overwhelming 81% of the vote. The newly elected assembly member …[READ MORE]
On Nov. 2 voters of the 26th District of California elected Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. to a full term in the California State Senate. Senator Price hailed his strong 81.6 percent showing at the …[READ MORE]
Whether we face our own challenges, are writing about the challenges, or have characters in our fiction dealing with the challenges, how can we communicate triumph over adversity? Hear from people who have tackled this …[READ MORE]
On Oct. 31, at 5:51 pm, Culver City Police officers responded to the 6000 block of Sepulveda Boulevard for a Grand Theft Auto investigation. The officers contacted the victim who said 2 male Hispanics about …[READ MORE]
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