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The four corners of the intersection of Sepulveda and Slauson were crowded with protesters at the most recent “Hands Off” rally on May 10, 2025. From 11 am to 1 pm, there was chanting and …[READ MORE]

“I feel that Fox Hills should not be deprived of representation in this matter.” Culver City Council member Yasmine Imani McMorrin spoke from the podium in front of the dais, rather than her usual council …[READ MORE]

At the April 28, 2025 meeting, the City Council discussed sponsorship of a New Zealand Hospitality House and Fan Zone during the 2028 Olympics in Town Plaza. The event is planning to include a New …[READ MORE]

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has declared a community-wide outbreak of hepatitis A following a sustained increase in clinical cases and elevated virus levels detected in local wastewater. Public Health confirmed 165 …[READ MORE]

The City of Culver City has launched a new Homeless Outreach Request page, making it easier than ever for community members to help individuals experiencing homelessness receive the support they need. The online portal is …[READ MORE]

National Bike Month is an opportunity to highlight the many benefits of bicycling and encourage more people to give it a try. Culver City has demonstrated its commitment to bicycling through the approval of the …[READ MORE]

When Jamie Wallace, holding a megaphone, asked the crowd, “Is this the America you want?” a loud roar of “NO!” came back from the people protesting.   A May Day protest rally at Culver City Hall …[READ MORE]

“The overdoses are up, while use is down – that’s the most important clue that what we are seeing is fentanyl.” Dr. Brian Hurley, the former Medical Director for Substance Abuse Prevention and Control in …[READ MORE]

A gift of two wooden combs, framed in a box, might seem like an odd present, but for the cities of Culver City and Kaizuka, it was a tangible symbol of a long tradition. The …[READ MORE]

When a development has paused, and empty property is sitting vacant for years, people often wonder what happened. The Culver Public Market, which has been in development for more than a decade, is now back …[READ MORE]