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FeedCulver Celebrates First Anniversary
Since Then the Effort Has Served Up Almost 40,000 Meals to Help Food-Insecure Families, Local Restaurants –When the pandemic struck early last year, a team of Culver City leaders sprang into action with a bold, innovative plan that has been a...
Culver City Education Foundation Announces Departure of Renae Williams Niles as Executive Director
On behalf of the Culver City Education Board of Directors, it is with extraordinary sadness that I announce that our fearless Executive Director, Renae Williams Niles, has accepted a senior position a...
Demo Club Backs Changes in the Culver City Police Department
The City Council will discuss the report from Solidarity Consulting at a special meeting on April 26. The members of the Culver City Democratic Club adopted a resolution calling for major changes in...
CCUSD Board Starts Process for New Superintendent Search
The CCUSD Board of Education this week took the first step to finding a replacement for Supt. Leslie Lockhart who announced her retirement last week. At special meeting on Tuesday, the board...
Get Your Free Compost in Culver City!
To kick off International Compost Awareness Week, which begins May 2, Culver City Public Works is holding a free compost giveaway event in the parking lot adjacent to the Bone Yard Dog Park next weekend. The giveaway will be held on Saturday May 01,...
CC Police Seeking Suspect in Fox Hills Armed Robbery
Culver City police are looking for suspect in connection with an armed robbery outside a Japanese restaurant in Fox Hills. On February 14, at, 8:38 p.m., Culver City Police Department received a call...
Leave Your Stinking Hands Off Our Police Department!
The Culver City Council will once again take up the proposals that were part of the report by Solidarity Consulting to remake the Culver City Police Department. The report called for a freeze on hiring new officers along with a reduction in police pe...
Police Find Woman with Gunshot Wounds Near Culver and Motor
A woman is now on the mend after she was found on Tuesday night with gunshot wounds in her arm and leg near the corner of Culver Boulevard and Motor Avenue, local police said. Around 10 p.m., Culver City police responded to an incident in that...
Community Tip Leads to Arrest of Man Who Allegedly Threatened Employee with Knife
A community tip has led to the arrest of a 24-year-old man who allegedly pulled a knife on a donut shop employee in Culver City, local police said. On February 24, at approximately 5:03 a.m., Culver City Police Department received a call about an...
Virtual CC Workshop to Focus on Media Park Revitalization
The City of Culver City, in partnership with the City of Los Angeles, invites residents to participate in a virtual community workshop to discuss the revitalization of Media Park, which is located at the corner of Culver and Venice Boulevards. The...
A Message from the Culver City Police Department
The message which follows is the compete message received by the Culver City Observer. The Culver City Police Department is closely following the trial involving former Minneapolis Police Officer...
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Track is back at Culver City high school
The track and field season kicked off at Culver City high school last Saturday when the Centaurs hosted Redondo Union in a dual meet. Their next meet is Saturday at North Torrance at 9:15 a.m. "It...
Apple Valley puts a dent in Culver City's great season
Without question, it was another highly dramatic, competitive and entertaining Friday Night Football game last week at Culver City High School to end the season. Unfortunately, the Centaurs came up...
CCUSD Supt. Leslie Lockhart Announces Her Retirement After 23 Years in the District
CCUSD Superintendent Leslie Lockhart announced this week that she will be retiring from the school district after 23 years, including four years as superintendent. "As many of you know, I have had...
Transforming Pain into Empowerment Through POPS Clubs
It’s hard enough being a teenager navigating the bridge between childhood and adulthood while acclimating to a pandemic, school shutdowns, remote learning, and all the attendant anxiety of these...
Culver City Action Network is Holding an Anti Police Zoom Meeting
Culver City Action Network(CCAN) is holding a zoom meeting on January 24, at a yet to be determined time, to discuss among other issues their efforts to defund the Culver City Police Department and a public safety report by Solidarity Consulting. At...
Demo Club to Hold Candidate Forum
The Culver City Democratic Club will hold a virtual Candidate Forum on Wednesday January 26 at 7 PM. We have invited the three Democratic candidates running in the March 2021 Special Election for the...
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Suspects In 7-Eleven Armed Robberies Caught While Holding Up Third Location
Culver City police have arrested both suspects in two armed robberies at 7-Eleven while they were trying to rob a third 7-Eleven on Sunday morning. According to the Culver City Police Department, two...
Culver City Trader Joe's Robber Indited
Grand Jury Indicts Huntington Park Man in Alleged Three-Month Robbery Spree Targeting 15 Trader Joe's Grocery Stores Last Friday A federal grand jury named a Huntington Park man in a 21-count...
Culver City Council Approves Guiding Principles for Housing Element Update
Council met this week to discuss guiding principles for its "Housing Element" update that, among other stipulations, call for the city to identify "sites zoned to accommodate at least four on-site...
Culver City Secondary Schools to Reopen For In-Person Instruction Beginning April 19
It's official. Culver City secondary schools will reopen their classrooms for in-person, hybrid learning beginning next Monday, April 19, district officials announced this week. In letters to...
CCUSD's Music Education Program Earns National Recognition … Again!
For the second year in a row, the Culver City Unified School District has earned the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. Now in its 22nd year, the Best...
Facing Pushback, City Council Delays Vote on 'Hero Pay' Mandate
It may be a while before Culver City grocery and drug store workers will receive their "hero pay" increase. At its Monday night meeting, the City Council discussed an ordinance that mandates a...
