Council officially commits to Jubilo Village in split vote
The affordable housing project planned for Culver-Palms United Methodist Church has forced the city to weigh financial concerns against the urgency of the housing crisis.
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Dear Culver City: Affordable housing isn't causing our budget woes
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Dear Culver City: Nonprofits are indeed "private"
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Dear Culver City: We Need and Deserve Jubilo Village
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Dear Culver City: $20 Million Is More Than We Can Afford
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Dear Culver City: Jubilo Village is Good for Culver City
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Diving into Culver City's 2025-26 Budget
Culver City's budget is set to be approved at next Monday's city council meeting. Here are five key takeaways from this year's document.
Dear Culver City: The Concerns with Jubilo Village Project Financing
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Dear Culver City: The Moment for Affordable Housing is Now
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Dear Culver City: A 30% contingency reserve saved our bacon
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With AP Seminar set, Honors English Discussion Continues
The class will be a part of a two-course Advanced Placement Capstone Program, but will be initially offered as an elective, not an English class.
Council rejects proposal to outsource Plunge Lifeguards
The decision Tuesday night came after an outpouring of support to retain existing lifeguards and find an alternative to address ongoing staffing issues.
Dear Culver City: The Truth About Jubilo Village and the Budget
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Dear Culver City: Let's Talk About What's Happening with Our Money
Council votes to drain reserves for private housing project despite fiscal warnings