Garth Sanders
Can the LAPD Be Fixed? a Church Forum Asks
Spurred by the latest fatal confrontation pitting police officers against an unarmed black man, Westside social justice activists will stage a free public forum...
One Day Until Farragut’s Artworks!
Can families of Farragut Elementary and their friends top last year’s turnout of 700 guests at the Artworks! extravaganza on Saturday from 11 to...
Picture This: Farragut’s Artworks! On Saturday
One of the most creative community outings of the year, Farragut Elementary’s Artworks! Extravaganza, will be staged Saturday from 11 to 4 on the...
A Different Take on Affordable Housing
The Metro board of directors has approved a landmark proposal to set aside 35 percent of all apartments and condos built on land owned...
Now the Dem Club Job Formally Belongs to Sylvia Moore
To the delight of many and disappointment of none, Sylvia Moore, only technically the outgoing first vice president, was formally and finally and officially elected president of the Culver City Democratic Club last evening at the Vets Auditorium. For nearly half a year, she has been ...
A New Role for Carlyle Group? Or Any Role?
Freeway-adjacent digital advertising signs, the heart of an original proposal to City Hall last June from the nationally recognized Carlyle Group, have dropped out of sight for now, and a process known as visioning is next. By a 4-1 vote, the City Council directed City Manager John Nachbar to retain Carlyle’s representative, Placeworks, to conduct the visioning process.
Here Are Flashing Signs of the Changing Times
Wariness over high-profile signage, including billboards in various forms, has been on the upswing for years. But the trend was interrupted at last evening’s City Council meeting. Over the vehement objections of Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells, the most avidly outspoken environmentalist on the dais, the Council approved a scheme 4-1.
La Ballona Invites Community to Next Saturday’s Fall Festival
La Ballona Elementary School will celebrate its sixth annual Fall Festival next Saturday, Nov. 1, from 11 to 4 on the campus, 10915 Washington Blvd.
AVPA Students Offer a Preview Tonight at 7 at Black Box
In anticipation of performing on Saturday at an out-of-town theatre festival, members of Culver City High School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, will stage a preview for the home crowd this evening.
Prang for Tax Assessor, Houston for Water Board, Chamber Says
The Board of Directors of the Culver City Chamber of Commerce has voted to endorse West Hollywood City Councilmember Jeff Prang for Los Angeles County Tax Assessor and El Segundo resident Scott Houston for the West Basin Water District Seat 4 in the Nov. 4 general election.
