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January 7, 2013 City Clerk’s Office · Recruitments - Recruitment for the Finance Advisory Committee will close at 5 pm on Thursday, January 17. Also, the recruitment for the newly-formed Fiesta La Ballona Committee will be officially opened on Th...

Those who enjoy being outdoors and working with young people should consider applying for the California Conservation Corps' upcoming "Conservationist I" crew supervisor exam. Deadline for submitting applications is Friday, January 18. A state...

Free Income Tax Preparation and Family Services events will be hosted by Board of Equalization Chairman Jerome E. Horton and local elected officials throughout Los Angeles County during the next three months. Families and individuals will receive...

For January 1 to 7 Vandalism: On January 2 at 7:34 am a victim of vandalism called the police department to report his business had been vandalized. The business is located in the 5800 block of Washington Boulevard. On December 30, 2012 at 7 pm he...

Long-time Culver City resident Jerome “Jerry” Ackerman, an artist/designer and a driving force in the Mid-Century Modern art movement in California, will be the featured speaker at the Culver City Historical Society’s general meeting on Wedne...

Applications are now being accepted for the Fiesta La Ballona Committee. The City Council formalized the Fiesta La Ballona Committee as a City Council appointed committee on December 10, 2012 to support the planning and promotion of Fiesta La...

In response to the needs of the Culver City community, Public Works Refuse and Recycling Division, California Recycles, Inc. and Exceptional Children’s Foundation have partnered to manage the safe removal of electronic equipment and divert it from t...

In a letter to the editor in your 12/27/12 issue my friend and neighbor, Neil Rubenstein, states that Culver City taxpayers are “getting hosed” by two former public employees of the city who are now drawing six-figure pensions. He calls upon the Cit...

Jack Stubbs, a resident of Culver City since 1951, died on December 22. Born in Missouri on March 17, 1926 Stubbs served his country in the Counter Intelligence unit of the United States Army. He was stationed in the Philippines during World War II....

The long National Hockey League lockout is close to ending after the sides reached a tentative agreement last week. The plan is to begin a 48-game schedule around January 19. The salary cap is expected to be $64 million. A Staples Center ceremony is...