Sports

The Paralympic Opening Ceremony will be held for the first time outside a stadium. This week, more than 4,000 athletes worldwide will parade through the iconic Avenue des Champs-Elysees to Place de la Concorde to …[READ MORE]

Not even the beneficiary of a long-awaited Olympic gold medal and her entourage can get full credentials into the Paris Games venues. “We will attend two track sessions. The tickets are sky high,” LaShinda Demus, …[READ MORE]

Culver City has showcased Olympic Spirit since 1932 LA Games. From the 1932 LA Olympic Games, when Culver City’s Helms Bakery served as the official bread provider for the Olympians, to the 1984 Olympics, when …[READ MORE]

Many Olympic athletes and representatives from diverse backgrounds and life experiences since the early 1900s have called Culver City their home in recognition of a community that embraces the 2024 Paris Olympic Games theme: “Worlds …[READ MORE]

Track and field star Lashinda Demus has been coaching student-athletes at Culver City High School for the past seven years, and last week, was named Female Coach of the Year. “I’m having a lot of …[READ MORE]

The PTA officer may have felt conflicted. Culver City Council PTA Executive Vice President Megan Oddsen led Culver City Rotary Foundation President Keith Jones in sight of the finish line at Ivy Station in the …[READ MORE]

West Los Angeles College Men’s Basketball has been on a hot streak on and off the court for the last few years and one of the keys to their success is assistant coach Lily Mozafari. …[READ MORE]

The West Los Angeles College Men’s Basketball Team advances to the Elite Eight with an impressive win over Saddleback College last Saturday, March 9 and a 26 – 4 overall record. The Wildcats saved their …[READ MORE]

After numerous second-place finishes in the Screenland 5K, Culver City Vice Mayor Dan O’Brien finally prevailed in his age division, and he had to chase a Culver City bus to do it. “I thank the …[READ MORE]