Civic Assembly presents recommendations on city budget process
Two groups of 30 semi-randomly selected Culver City residents worked to create a 93-page report with formal recommendations on increasing public participation in the budget process
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Culver City to Hold First-Ever Election of a Dog City Council
Nominations open now; five "caninidates" will be chosen by popular vote this Fall
Culver City's 2026 Guide to California Ballot Measures
California has 14 statewide measures on the November 2026 ballot, and the results of these elections could have varying degrees of impact on Culver City and its residents
Personal Delivery Robot pilot program approved
Culver City's City Council directed city staff to finalize documents required for implementation of the program at its meeting last Monday, August 10
Culver City Democratic Club chooses Puza and Small for Council
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Culver City Afterschool Program fees to be reexamined
The City Council will reevaluate a significant increase to Culver City Afterschool Recreation Program fees approved in May before it starts up again this Fall
Building permit moratorium on table in autonomous vehicle council discussion
A 45-day moratorium on the issuance of new building permits for Autonomous Vehicle (AV) fleet service uses would require a four-fifths vote to implement
Former Mayor Thomas Aujero Small announces Council Campaign
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Culver City's unhoused resident population down 30% in 2026
Culver City released its internal data gathered during the 2026 Homeless County last week, showing the raw count of unhoused residents in Culver City decreased from 105 to 74
PRCS Commission to review state of parks and programs
Many of the remaining items on the Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Commission’s 2026 calendar to be presented at tonight’s meeting involve reviewing and analyzing the conditions of Culver City’s park system.
Teachers' Union shares perspective as annual CBA negotiations begin
The Culver City Federation of Teachers, the union representing Culver City Unified School District’s teachers, announced Thursday that annual negotiations on the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between the two entities are starting this week.
Culver City Council discusses food truck permit pilot program
The program would create a system for food trucks to legally operate near Culver City parks, which is currently in violation of Culver City’s Municipal Code
Culver City increases penalties for parking violations
Sparks briefly flew between councilmembers during conversations around increasing fees charged to those breaking parking laws in Culver City, which have not been updated since 2008
City Council places staggered TOT increase on 2026 ballot
After originally considering raising the Transient Occupancy Tax by 2%, the city council approved a measure that would implement a pair of 1% TOT increases over the next two years