Culver City News
Friends and Families for Move Culver City disagrees with court decision on Move Culver City, planning to file an appeal to ensure accountability to CEQA
Culver City, CA – Ignoring basic safety principles and widely accepted research on induced demand, Judge Richard L. Fruin, Jr. recently ruled in favor of the City of Culver City in a lawsuit challenging its decision to alter Move Culver City, a 1.3 mile corridor of protected bike and bus lanes in downtown Culver City. Friends and Families for Move Culver City (FFMCC) first raised concerns and filed a lawsuit challenging the Culver City Council's plans to remove key safety infrastructure and add a lane of cars along the corridor in the fall of 2023.
Culver City Repurposes Commercial and Industrial Zones to Accommodate Housing
Culver City is taking a unique approach to address the ongoing need for housing and jobs through its zoning code. As part of its General Plan update to guide the city’s direction over the next 20 years, the Culver City Council voted Monday to adopt several major updates to the city’s Zoning Code. Among these is a sweeping change to the city’s industrial and commercial zones. These zones will be entirely replaced with mixed-use zones to allow housing alongside other uses in those areas.
NEW ENDORSEMENTS POUR INTO NANCY BARBA’S CAMPAIGN FOR CULVER CITY COUNCIL
CULVER CITY, CA – August 26, 2024 – Nancy Barba has picked up six new endorsing organizations in her promising run for Culver City Council. California Democratic Renters Council, SEIU-UHW United Healthcare Workers West, Abundant Housing LA, Streets for All, Pilipino American Los Angeles Democrats, and Working Families Party joined Stonewall Democratic Club, Housing Action Coalition, Westside Young Democrats, Sierra Club, and Culver City Democratic Club in backing Barba, a climate leader, housing advocate, and equity champion with an extensive record of public service.
Culver City Celebrates One Year Anniversary of Safe Sleep Site
As an unhoused resident in the Culver City area, Knurish Weyker’s voice shook with emotion as he spoke about what having a safe place to sleep meant to him. “I have a fighting chance at life,” Weyker said. “I am not just another number in the system or another statistic.”
Friends and Families for Move Culver City disagrees with court decision on Move Culver City, planning to file an appeal to ensure accountability to CEQA
Culver City, CA – Ignoring basic safety principles and widely accepted research on induced demand, Judge Richard L. Fruin, Jr. recently ruled in favor of the City of Culver City in a lawsuit challenging its decision to alter Move Culver City, a 1.3 mile corridor of protected bike and bus lanes in downtown Culver City. Friends and Families for Move Culver City (FFMCC) first raised concerns and filed a lawsuit challenging the Culver City Council's plans to remove key safety infrastructure and add a lane of cars along the corridor in the fall of 2023.
Culver City Repurposes Commercial and Industrial Zones to Accommodate Housing
Culver City is taking a unique approach to address the ongoing need for housing and jobs through its zoning code. As part of its General Plan update to guide the city’s direction over the next 20 years, the Culver City Council voted Monday to adopt several major updates to the city’s Zoning Code. Among these is a sweeping change to the city’s industrial and commercial zones. These zones will be entirely replaced with mixed-use zones to allow housing alongside other uses in those areas.
NEW ENDORSEMENTS POUR INTO NANCY BARBA’S CAMPAIGN FOR CULVER CITY COUNCIL
CULVER CITY, CA – August 26, 2024 – Nancy Barba has picked up six new endorsing organizations in her promising run for Culver City Council. California Democratic Renters Council, SEIU-UHW United Healthcare Workers West, Abundant Housing LA, Streets for All, Pilipino American Los Angeles Democrats, and Working Families Party joined Stonewall Democratic Club, Housing Action Coalition, Westside Young Democrats, Sierra Club, and Culver City Democratic Club in backing Barba, a climate leader, housing advocate, and equity champion with an extensive record of public service.
Culver City Celebrates One Year Anniversary of Safe Sleep Site
As an unhoused resident in the Culver City area, Knurish Weyker’s voice shook with emotion as he spoke about what having a safe place to sleep meant to him. “I have a fighting chance at life,” Weyker said. “I am not just another number in the system or another statistic.”
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