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Christian May-Suzuki

Christian has worked as a journalist for almost a decade, covering a wide range of cities for Culver City News, Long Beach Business Journal, and Westside Voice.

PRCS Commission sets priorities for Tellefson Park projects

PRCS Commission sets priorities for Tellefson Park projects

The improvements to Tellefson Park will be one of the first large-scale implementations of the city's Parks Plan, which outlines desired improvements to each of Culver City's 13 municipal parks

Five Things for Culver City to look out for in 2026

Five Things for Culver City to look out for in 2026

A new year in Culver City promises fresh experiences and events for residents to look forward to and look out for

How to dispose of Christmas Trees in Culver City

How to dispose of Christmas Trees in Culver City

Now that December is nearing its end, Culver City residents have several options to dispose of their Christmas Trees

DBA offers Downtown Culver City gift cards for holiday shoppers

DBA offers Downtown Culver City gift cards for holiday shoppers

These cards are loaded onto mobile phones through applications like Apple Wallet, and can be used at 17 Downtown Culver City businesses

As Mayor, Freddy Puza looks towards a new day

As Mayor, Freddy Puza looks towards a new day

Freddy Puza became the first openly LGBTQ+ leader of the City Council of Culver City when he was appointed to the position last week. Read about his hopes, goals, and expectations for his tenure as Mayor.

City Contribution crucial in CCUSD financial picture

City Contribution crucial in CCUSD financial picture

Significant concerns over the future remain, but the $2.5 million contribution from the City of Culver City was credited as a key factor in the Positive Certification given to the First Interim Budget Report of the 2025-26 school year.

PHOTOS: Tree Lighting brightens Culver City's night sky

PHOTOS: Tree Lighting brightens Culver City's night sky

The 2025 Downtown Culver City Tree Lighting Sled-tacular held last Thursday, Dec. 4, featured music, refreshments, and a brightly lit Culver Steps.