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
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Ronald L.F. Davis
Please join us to celebrate the life of Ronald L.F. Davis — a man whose presence brought strength, kindness, and warmth to those who knew him — on Sunday, August 2 at Jackson Market (4065 Jackson Ave.) from 4 to 8 p.m. Ron's life was defined by the
Women and Girls Subcommittee survey open to public
The survey, which will be closed at the end of the day on Friday, asks Culver City residents to consider what issues facing women and girls are most pressing to help shape the new subcommittee’s work
CCUSD making final adjustments to cell phone policy
The policy, mandated by California law through Assembly Bill 3216, outlines limitations on students' usage of cell phones and other mobile communications devices at Culver City Unified School District sites
Finalized State Budget provides boost to CCUSD revenue
State budget allocations finalized after Culver City Unified School District submitted its budget to the county increased revenue for the District by approximately $8.4 million for the 2026-27 fiscal year
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
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