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Stephanie Loredo begins 2026 Re-Election Campaign

Current President of the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) Board of Education, Stephanie Loredo, announced the commencement of her 2026 re-election campaign today. In the November 3, 2026, election, Loredo is seeking a second term to continue delivering experienced leadership and fiscal stewardship across the district. The community is

City Council approves Downtown Entertainment Zone

The Zone will allow for patrons to buy and consume alcoholic beverages in the public right-of-way within its borders during certain city-sponsored events

Feedback workshops continue for Sepulveda Connects

Residents have an opportunity to view and share their thoughts on the project at a Design Workshop Thursday evening at the Culver City Senior Center

Dear Culver City: The Myths and Facts of Public School Funding

EDITOR'S NOTE: This piece was submitted by a source unaffiliated with Culver Crescent and does not confirm the opinion of The Crescent or its writers.

Live music and buffet featured at Exchange Club Benefit Event

Proceeds from the Culver City Exchange Club's 3rd "Get The Funk Out" event Saturday night will go to the Culver City Backpacks for Kids program

Dear Culver City: There Is Another Path

EDITOR'S NOTE: This piece was submitted by a source unaffiliated with Culver Crescent and does not represent the opinion of The Crescent or its writers.

Actors' Gang Spring After School Program connects students with artists

Applications for the program, which begins next Wednesday, April 8, are due by tomorrow.

2026 Culver City Book Festival brings bright writers together

The event was put on by Village Well Books & Coffee at the Wende Museum this past Sunday, March 29.

Measure E Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee completes Second Semi-Annual Report

Culver City voters approved Measure E, a $358 million school construction bond, in March 2024

What Culver City learned from Community Conversations

Over the course of five neighborhood sessions, Culver City residents, business owners, and community partners joined City Manager Odis Jones and City leadership for a series of “Let’s Talk Culver City” Community Conversations. These meetings were designed to create open, face-to-face conversations where community members could share ideas, ask

Culver City to host free World Cup Screenings

The city will screen several games on a large LED display and host the showing of a Paraguayan documentary about its national team, highlighting player stories.

CEQA Exemption reversed for Costco Gas Station project

The project, which looks to nearly double the gas station output at the Culver City Costco, is now subject to a California Environment Quality Act (CEQA) review.

Culver High theatre students inspire with 'Hadestown: Teen Edition'

The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts (AVPA) is putting on it second round of performances of the Greek tale on Broadway this weekend, starting tonight at 7 p.m.

CCUSD prepares to eliminate mental health and arts positions

Two mental health counselors, District Arts Coordinator Heather Moses, and Frost Technical Director JD Sargent will be issued preliminary layoff notices, which could be made final May 15