Breaking down Culver City's Tri-School Area Mobility Concepts
The city debuted these concepts at a community workshop held last Wednesday to gather feedback from residents on what they would like to see from this project
Culver City approves fee adjustments ahead of new fiscal year
The elimination of fees for services related to block parties and a significant decrease in the cost of building fire inspections were among a series of changes approved Tuesday night
Culver City cuts ribbon for MOVE Culver City East
The project forms a bike lane connection between the Downtown Corridor and existing bike lanes on Adams Boulevard that creates a 4.5-mile stretch of continuous biking infrastructure between Culver City and South Los Angeles.
Former Culver City Commissioner Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin launches Council bid
There are two City Council seats — currently occupied by Mayor Freddy Puza and Councilmember Dan O'Brien — that will be up for grabs in the 2026 General Election on November 3
Dear Culver City: Talking about Culver City's new financial tool
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Parks Commission decides on paddle tennis court configuration
Courts at Culver West Alexander Park will maintain the contrasting paint in the “kitchen” zone used by pickleball players, while others will use a uniform color for paddle tennis players
Several Culver City Subcommittees reorganized
The move comes after the Fair Political Practices Commission advised that councilmember Dan O'Brien's employment created several potential conflicts of interest