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Armed Group Walks into a Police Station and…
January 8, 2018 | by Ari L. NoonanStick ‘em up. This is what Culver City told law enforcement – here and in Washington. Law-obeying residents of Culver City hope this is.Read more
Shocking School Numbers
January 8, 2018 | by Mike AntonucciWe return from the holidays refreshed and ready to take on new and emerging issues like… the teacher shortage crisis! Egad. “The 36,000 members.Read more
I Am Holding It All Together with (Flex) Tape
January 8, 2018 | by Robert EbsenYou have likely seen the infomercial. It is called Flex Tape. Not only waterproof, it sticks to anything. The instructions tell you not to.Read more
Tracing History of Black Families — Behind a Blindfold
January 8, 2018 | by Ari L. Noonan“How America Destroys Black Families.” When The New York Times posted an essay under that headline the other day, I did what was intended..Read more
Is There a Trace(y) of Truth in ‘Reporter’ Wilkinson?
January 5, 2018 | by Ari L. NoonanTracy Wilkinson of the Los Angeles Times has less tolerance for Jews than she does twin disease-bearing beetles inching up both arms. A zealously.Read more
OP-ED
We Fell for Culprit Comey
December 30, 2017 | by Scott JohnsonThe Steele/Trump dossier gave critical support to claims of Russian collusion with the Trump presidential campaign. It seems to have served as the predicate.Read more
Trump-Haley Daily Double
December 27, 2017 | by Ari L. NoonanThe dynamic duo of Donald Trump and Nikki Haley has delivered on its latest threat. You do not have to look closely to observe.Read more
I Told Him, ‘You’re Going to Die’
December 25, 2017 | by Mimi O’DonnellThird of three parts Re “‘A Sweet, Gentle, Loving Man’” Editor’s Note: Director/producer O’Donnell, widow of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, discusses their relationship.Read more
Middle School Improv
April 26, 2017 | by Geoff MalemanBring the whole family for fun-filled, improvised performances by Middle School’s Improv Program on the first weekend in May. In its eighth successful year,.Read more
AVPA’s Spring Musical
March 13, 2017 | by A CorrespondentAVPA’s Spring Musical – CULVERCITYLAND – celebrates the Culver City Centennial with a showcase of the music and characters that defined the town as.Read more
2 AVPA Fundraisers
February 21, 2017 | by A CorrespondentAre you looking to replace your old mattress, or add a new mattress to your home? Culver City High School students from the Academy.Read more
O’Neill’s ‘Touch of the Poet’
January 26, 2017 | by Judith BornePacific Resident Theatre’s unparalleled flair for re-imagining the classics continues with their staging of the rarely produced play, A Touch of the Poet, by.Read more
2 Straight Soccer Titles?
January 4, 2018 | by Steve FinleyThe boys soccer team at Culver City High School is elevating the program’s already ambitious standards. Traditionally, the Centaurs have produced competitive teams. Now.Read more
Farewell to Darnold?
December 28, 2017 | by Steve FinleyEighth-ranked USC will travel deep into the heart of Texas on Friday to play No. 5 Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl (5:30, ESPN).Read more
Gurley for MVP?
December 21, 2017 | by Steve FinleyThe Rams’ playoff hopes took a surprisingly strong forward leap last weekend while the Chargers’ plans were at least delayed—if not worse. The 7-7.Read more
Tense Time for Rans, Chargers
December 15, 2017 | by Steve FinleyThe Los Angeles Chargers and the Los Angeles Rams continue to play games this weekend that have playoff implications. Last weekend they played games.Read more
