Dear Culver City: Culver Crescent remains committed to objectivity A message to the community about Guest Submissions and political reporting ahead of the 2026 Election.
Canvas software hack disrupts education nationwide While CCUSD uses the management software as part of its educational strategy, it was not one of the approximately 9,000 educational institutions impacted by this hack
Parks Commission decides on paddle tennis court configuration Courts at Culver West Alexander Park will maintain the contrasting paint in the “kitchen” zone used by pickleball players, while others will use a uniform color for paddle tennis players
Culver City Adult School helps push older students forward The Adult School, which is part of Culver City Unified School District, earned the highest scores it has ever received during this year’s accreditation process
Several Culver City Subcommittees reorganized The move comes after the Fair Political Practices Commission advised that councilmember Dan O'Brien's employment created several potential conflicts of interest
CCUSD approves 2026 layoff notices While 24 positions have been approved for cuts for the 2026-27 school year, only 12 layoff notices will need to be issued by the District
2026-27 Culver City Budget timeline released The timeline ending with the budget's adoption in June includes both city council meetings and conversations with Culver City residents