Feedback workshops continue for Sepulveda Connects
Residents have an opportunity to view and share their thoughts on the project at a Design Workshop Thursday evening at the Culver City Senior Center
What Culver City learned from Community Conversations
Over the course of five neighborhood sessions, Culver City residents, business owners, and community partners joined City Manager Odis Jones and City leadership for a series of “Let’s Talk Culver City” Community Conversations.
These meetings were designed to create open, face-to-face conversations where community members could share
CEQA Exemption reversed for Costco Gas Station project
The project, which looks to nearly double the gas station output at the Culver City Costco, is now subject to a California Environment Quality Act (CEQA) review.
O'Brien to remain on Subcommittee for World Cup and Olympics
Reorganization of the Ad Hoc Subcommittee focused on these events was considered following Dan O'Brien's appointment as the President and CEO of the Culver City Chamber of Commerce
Council outlines priorities at Strategic Planning Retreat
City staff and the city council met at One Culver for a Strategic Planning Retreat to set priorities and measurable goals guiding this year’s budget process.
Culver City figures adamantly reject U.S. Attorney General criticism
United States Attorney General Pam Bondi referenced Culver City in criticism of Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove, implying it was dealing with crime that the Congresswoman was refusing to address
Culver City voting age to be decided in November election
The council voted 3-2 to approve placing a measure on the 2026 General Election ballot on November 3 that would lower the voting age for Culver City municipal elections to 16.