CCUSD awarded initial victory in New Earth suit
Nonprofit New Earth opened a lawsuit in 2024 against the District, alleging a breach of contract centered around a smaller than expected payment for services
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Culver City to welcome students from Iksan, South Korea
The public is invited to a welcome Event on October 11 and the City Council Meeting on October 13 to recognize students from one of Culver City's Sister Cities
Culver Crescent releases 2026 Voters Guide
The 2026 Culver Crescent Voters Guide, which aims to serve as a single webpage to find information tailored to Culver City on the November 2026 Election, is now live
Culver City working to shape Arts and Culture strategy
Culver City's Cultural Affairs Commission is seeking input from residents as it formulates the Culver City Community Cultural Equity Plan
Remembering Marvin Brown, Ed.D., 81
Marvin Brown served in a wide range of positions at CCUSD, ranging from guidance counselor to principal, during his four decade career as an educator.
Culver Crescent to release 2026 Voters Guide on October 1
Culver Crescent's 2026 Voters Guide will serve as a hub of information that Culver City residents need to make an educated vote this November
Four Takeaways from CCUSD's 2026 State of District
Superintendent Alfonso Jiménez updated the public on a wide range of District affairs during his address last Thursday
Council set to decide on Autonomous Vehicle Policy
A proposed framework has been released for public review, but industry figures warn against blanket policies to regulate AV facilities
Dear Culver City: Questioning a new financial process
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Culver City Education Foundation Presents $1 Million Check to CCUSD
Historic contribution celebrates 45 years of community support for Culver City students
Dear Culver City: Council Candidate Small Owes an Explanation
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Commission ponders future of CCARP program with frozen fees
PRCS Commissioners agreed that freezing the fees for the Culver City After School Program was beneficial for the community, but concerns over covering the significant costs of the program lingered in discussions
Subcommittee ponders Democracy Vouchers ahead of Prop 4 vote
If passed in the November 2026 General Election, Proposition 4 would remove the statewide prohibition on public financing programs for election campaigns like Democracy Vouchers
Subcommittee to discuss potential review of City Charter
Any revisions to the Culver City Charter, which has not been fully reviewed in over two decades, require voter approval before implementation