'When the house is already burning': CCUSD to reconsider counselor cuts
The Board will consider replacement positions recommended by District staff to replace the three mental health counselors initially proposed for cuts at its March 10 meeting
Christian May-Suzuki
CCUSD Board to consider position cuts for 2026-27
Contrary to a rumor spread through the community, Culver City High School's Academy of Visual and Performing Arts will not be considered for these cuts
Culver City resident wins 10th Annual Screenland 5K
Scott Rodilitz finished first among almost 2,500 competitors in the 3.1-mile race through Culver City by completing the course in 16:10.
O'Brien to remain on Subcommittee for World Cup and Olympics
Reorganization of the Ad Hoc Subcommittee focused on these events was considered following Dan O'Brien's appointment as the President and CEO of the Culver City Chamber of Commerce
City hosts community workshops for Sepulveda Connects Project
Following an Open House targeted at the Sunkist Park neighborhood held last week, the city is hosting two more Design Workshops for residents to provide input on the mobility project
Council outlines priorities at Strategic Planning Retreat
City staff and the city council met at One Culver for a Strategic Planning Retreat to set priorities and measurable goals guiding this year’s budget process.
Culver City figures adamantly reject U.S. Attorney General criticism
United States Attorney General Pam Bondi referenced Culver City in criticism of Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove, implying it was dealing with crime that the Congresswoman was refusing to address