Culver City plays its part in Los Angeles' 2026 Homeless Count
Several teams canvassed Culver City late Thursday night to count the number of unhoused residents living on the streets or in makeshift shelters like cars or tents
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Culver City Symphony Orchestra welcomes back Concerto Winners
Esme Arias-Kim, a winner of the Parness Concerto Competition in 2024, will be the first of three soloists to perform with the Orchestra this year.
Dan O'Brien appointed President and CEO of Culver City Chamber
The selection of O'Brien to lead the Culver City Chamber of Commerce was made effective Tuesday, as he replaces outgoing CEO Ed Wolkowitz
Culver City celebrates, reflects on MLK Day
A 3-hour event held Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Center brought the community together to recognize the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Board of Education continues Parcel Tax talks
The Board focused on the feasibility of a sliding-scale parcel tax, but initial polling results do not show a clear path to passage.
Culver City kicks off budget season with new look
The City Council began its initial consideration of the 2026-27 Fiscal Year budget cycle by considering two new features of this year's budget formulation process
Culver CityBus updates operating schedule
Small changes to the operations of several lines went into effect today, including stop and route adjustments and expansion of hours