Westside Save The Post Office Rally Planned For Saturday

The rally will start at 11 a.m. and is part of a nationwide call to action day in defense of the Post Office.

Culver City Could Add Even More Outdoor Dining Amid Pandemic

Culver City Council will consider a temporary lane closure to help expand outdoor dining space in the pandemic.

Culver City Residents Can Apply For LA County Rent-Relief Program

Applications are available beginning Monday for Los Angeles County residents, including Culver City residents.

Ballona Creek Bike Path Closures: Temporary Maintenance Begins

The Ballona Creek Bike Path will have several closures along the pathway this week during maintenance.

Culver City, Santa Monica To Receive CARES Act Recovery Funding

Culver City and Santa Monica are some of several cities in LA County that were awarded grants during the pandemic.

Culver City Council Will Discuss New Condo Subdivision

City officials will hold a public hearing in July for eight proposed condominium units on Helms Avenue in Culver City.

Photos: LA, Culver City Candidates Give Meals To Families

Two local candidates were at Farragut Elementary School providing meals Thursday.

Culver City Approves Measure CC: Unofficial Election Results

Measure CC is the continuation of the current Measure Y half-cent sales tax, the City said.

Culver City To Vote On Measure CC, Continuation Of Measure Y

Measure CC is the continuation of the current Measure Y half-cent sales tax, the City said.

Culver City To Update General Plan

This is an exciting opportunity to develop a roadmap to make Culver City the best it can be for residents, workers, and visitors.

Where To Vote In Culver City: Election Polling Places, Hours

Here are the local polling places and when they're open for voters in L.A. County.

Culver City Presents General Plan Updated

On Wednesday, March 4, Culver City welcomes Kevin Klowden for a presentation on Regional Economics.

Democratic Debate Viewing Party Set For Culver City

Viewing parties hosted by supporters of various candidates will be held around Los Angeles County.

How Culver City Is Addressing Homelessness

Per the latest L.A. County homeless count in January 2019, there were an estimated 236 homeless individuals in Culver City.

Culver City Bans Sale Of Flavored/Menthol Tobacco Products

Considered “starter” products, flavors and menthol mask tobacco’s natural flavor, making them more palatable.

City Council Considers Ban On Flavored/Menthol Tobacco Products

Culver City is asking for input from residents on the proposed ban. Attend a meeting next week, or send in your comments to the City Clerk.

Culver City Can Join LA's Suit Against FAA: Appeals Court

The lawsuit is challenging changes made by the Federal Aviation Administration in three flight paths for arriving aircraft at LAX.

Culver City Approves Temporary Rent Control Measure

City Council capped annual increases to 3 percent in buildings built on or before February 1, 1995.

Giveaway To Help Culver City Residents Save Money

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will give out millions of free energy-saving light bulbs to residential customers this summer.

Culver City Approves $210K Coyote Management Program

The program, which will cost $210,000, will include city-wide and school-wide educational programs, and installing night vision cameras.

Applications Open For Commissions, Boards And Committees

The City Clerk’s Office is currently accepting applications to fill vacancies in Culver City.

Sales Tax Is Now Higher In Culver City

Sales tax increased in 51 California cities as of April 1.

'We Stand In Solidarity': Culver City Mayor On New Zealand Attack

"We support our Muslim community and all those who face violence and discrimination," Culver City Mayor Thomas Small said.

Gov. Newsom Endorses Local Sen. In LA County Board Race

The state senator, who represents Culver City and parts of LA, said she was honored by the endorsement.

Culver City Announces New CFO

Onxy Jones most recently worked as Finance Director and City Treasurer for the City of Pomona.

Culver City To Celebrate 100% Green Power

The celebration will start at 4:30 p.m. in the City Hall courtyard.

Earthquake App To Give Culver City Early Warning For Big Quakes

The nation's first public early warning system for major quakes is available this week for Los Angeles County.

Culver City Election Results 2018: Measures C And D

Residents voted on Measure C, a quarter-cent sales tax, and Measure D, the Proposed Charter Amendment on Election Day.

Unofficial Culver City Election Results Are In

Votes are trickling in for City Council members and Measure A. Here are the unofficial election results.

Culver City Votes On Measure A Today

Measure A would establish municipal tax rates for marijuana businesses in the city. It needs a simple majority for approval.

Sydney Kamlager Wins 54th Assembly Race To Represent Culver City

Los Angeles Community College District trustee Sydney Kamlager managed to avoid a runoff election with a decisive win Tuesday.

Culver City Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas Resigns

Sebastian Ridley-Thomas, the 30-year-old scion of an LA political family, is stepping down this week due to health problems.

Smell Gas, Culver City? SoCa Gas Is Investigating

Authorities are investigating reports of a strong gas smell near Culver City around Pico Boulevard and Overland Avenue.

Don't Forget To Pay Property Taxes, Culver City

The deadline to pay the first installment of 2017-18 property taxes in Culver City is fast approaching.

Daniel Lee Announces Campaign For Culver City Council 2018

Daniel Lee to hold City Council campaign kick-off on November 19th.

Should Leaf Blowers Be Allowed In Culver City?

A new ordinance will be discussed by City Council at an upcoming meeting – what do you think?

New Culver City Council Candidate Announces Campaign

Daniel Lee is a local activist, Culver City Committee Member, and volunteer mentor at El Rincon Elementary School.

Culver City's Already Restricted Plastics, L.A. County Starts To Catch Up

According to the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, polystyrene food containers are piling up in landfills and polluting beaches.

Culver City Wants Your Opinion On New Playground Equipment

The meeting is August 1 at 7 p.m., however if you're unable to attend there are alternate ways to voice your opinion as well.

Your Wallet's Going To Be Lighter Saturday, Culver City. Here's Why

The tax increase, approved by Los Angeles County voters in November 2016, will bring the Culver City sales and use tax rate to 9.75%.