Board of Education considers return of Honors English
The replacement of English Honors courses with College Prep courses at Culver City High School in the 2022-23 school year has been a topic of significant concern among many parents.
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PHOTOS: Elenda Street Closed to Cars for Earth Day
Walk 'n Rollers, a local advocacy nonprofit, teamed up with Culver City to close Elenda Street to vehicle traffic Tuesday morning, allowing students to walk, bike, and scooter more freely to school.
CCUSD Superintendent Dr. Brian Lucas announces sudden retirement
A Special Board of Education Meeting will be held Thursday to begin the process of searching for a new superintendent.
Community meetings for Culver City Equity Action Plan continue
Consulting firm Keen Independent Research will hold four more meetings related to the formulation of the plan over the next several weeks.
Culver City to seek developers for Gun Store repurposing
Community feedback led the Culver City Council to call for an RFP for a project with housing, retail, and a community space at the former Retting Gun Store location.
Culver City to hold Special Election for Sales Tax Measure
An all-mail election will be conducted with the help of the county on Tuesday, August 26 for a 0.25% sales tax increase measure to correct the city's budget.
"The Italians" is a personal endeavor for Culver City acting coach
Michelle Danner produced, directed, and played a central role in the hour and 45 minute long comedy, available today on Amazon Prime Video.
California’s big pension funds lose billions in stock market selloff
Teachers at Culver City Unified Schools rely on CalSTRS, which likely saw losses similar to the $15 billion that disappeared from CalPERS last week.
Ezidore remains committed to DEI in face of mandated reductions
CCUSD's Board of Education President called the Trump Administration's requirement to eliminate DEI practices to receive federal funding "authoritarian, draconian, and frankly, weird AF [sic]."
Culver City participates in "Hands Off" protest against Trump Administration
Over 300 people gathered in Downtown Culver City Saturday to show their anger at the Trump Administration's agenda.
Retired LMU professor explores beach environment near Ballona Wetlands
His "Sandy Shores and More" tour is being held next Friday, April 11with the help of nonprofit Friends of Ballona Wetlands.
Culver City Launches Hi-Lo Siren for Emergency Use
The new system will have a unique pitch and cadence easily distinguishable from normal public safety vehicle sirens.
PHOTOS: Culver City Officials Celebrate Women of Impact
Vice Mayor Freddy Puza, Councilmember Yasmine-Imani McMorrin, and School Board President Triston Ezidore recognized three women for Women's History Month.
Measure A takes effect today: What it means for Culver City
The 0.50% special sales tax earmarked for homelessness services approved in November officially goes into effect April 1.