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Vote 16? Here's what Culver City voters should know

This measure represents a third formal attempt at lowering the voting age for Culver City affairs from 18 to 16 after a similar measure failed by a marginal number of votes in 2022 and did not qualify for the ballot in 2024

Dear Culver City: Facts, Transparency, and Public Trust

EDITOR'S NOTE: This piece was submitted by a source unaffiliated with Culver Crescent and should not be interpreted as reflecting or confirming the opinion of The Crescent or its writers

Moratorium on new drive-throughs extended to 2027

As a temporary urgency ordinance implemented in June for 45 days was set to expire, the council extended the city’s moratorium on new drive-through building permits by 10 months and 15 days at its meeting Monday night.

Citizens' Initiative Parcel Tax officially on 2026 ballot

The City Council officially placed the Culver City Public Schools Excellence In Education Act Of 2026, to be known as Measure A, AA, or S, on the November 2026 ballot at its meeting Monday night

Culver CityBus updates mobile app for route tracking

Along with several service changes, Culver CityBus made the switch to the Transit app today, which will allow riders to track bus routes and plan trips

Council set to discuss Transient Occupancy Tax Increase

The Culver City Council meeting agenda for Monday, July 13, includes consideration of a potential increase to the TOT, which is paid by hotel or homestay guests in Culver City

Culver City celebrates groundbreaking of Bill Botts Project

A small ceremony at Bill Botts Field #3 held Monday morning commemorated the beginning of a much-needed rehabilitation of baseball fields at Culver City Park

Culver Pride 2026 celebrates authenticity and artistic expression

More than 1,500 people gathered in Downtown Culver City on June 27 for the city's official celebration of the LGBTQ+ community

Citizens' Initiative Parcel Tax qualified for 2026 ballot

Los Angeles County verified that the initiative received enough signatures to be presented to Culver City voters in November, the group behind the measure announced Wednesday.

Dear Culver City: Overland doesn't need to be saved

EDITOR'S NOTE: This piece was submitted by a source unaffiliated with Culver Crescent and should not be interpreted as reflecting or confirming the opinion of The Crescent or its writers.

Fiesta of Gems: The Legacy of Culver City’s Rock and Mineral Club

The 63rd installment of the Culver City Rock and Mineral Club’s feature event returns to the Veterans Memorial Building on Saturday, June 27 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, June 28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Local organizations share 2026 School Board endorsements

The Culver City Democratic Club and Culver City Federation of Teachers endorsements differed slightly, with the Democratic Club supporting all three incumbents while the CCFT endorsed Darrel Menthe alongside incumbents Stephanie Loredo and Brian Guerrero

Racial Equity Action Plan findings presented to public

Responses from City employees on their feelings of comfort and inclusion in the workplace were made public at at meeting Monday afternoon

Culver City's parcel tax effort reaches significant milestone

Efforts have advanced on several fronts to pass a parcel tax in the November 2026 election to raise funds for the Culver City Unified School District