Culver City News
Culver City to Continue Automated Red Light Camera Enforcement Program
Culver City extended its contract to use red light cameras in the city for five years at its city council meeting Monday night. The cameras are currently located at 12 intersections in the city, with the newest installed in 2017.
Nancy Barba Adds Four Key Endorsements in Culver City Council Race
CULVER CITY, CA – September 19, 2024 – Nancy Barba earned four more top endorsements in her run for Culver City Council, expanding the support she has already received from a broad range of community organizations, labor unions, civic groups, elected leaders, and numerous current and former appointed officials.
Downtown Culver City Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Iconic Hotel
One of Culver City’s most iconic landmarks will be celebrated today when the Culver City Downtown Business Association hosts a Centennial Celebration for the Culver Hotel from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. The celebration — dubbed the Emerald City Block Party — will be a part of the organization’s Third Wednesday summer program, where businesses in the downtown area participate by creating and allowing patrons to sample unique, themed offerings.
Renewal of Parcel Tax for Culver City Unified on November Ballot
The Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) parcel tax is on the ballot for renewal this November. Measure K was first passed in 2018 as a $189 tax on Culver City parcels “To supplement inadequate state funding,” according to the district. CCUSD receives lower per-student funding from the state compared to surrounding districts. Measure K generates approximately $2.45 Million for Culver City Unified each year. With Measure K funds expiring in 2026, the district has submitted the parcel tax – relabeled as Measure O – to the November ballot to hold on to gains made in the district with the tax funds over the past five years. Without a renewal, the district said it would have to cut around $2.45 Million from the budget.
Culver City to Continue Automated Red Light Camera Enforcement Program
Culver City extended its contract to use red light cameras in the city for five years at its city council meeting Monday night. The cameras are currently located at 12 intersections in the city, with the newest installed in 2017.
Nancy Barba Adds Four Key Endorsements in Culver City Council Race
CULVER CITY, CA – September 19, 2024 – Nancy Barba earned four more top endorsements in her run for Culver City Council, expanding the support she has already received from a broad range of community organizations, labor unions, civic groups, elected leaders, and numerous current and former appointed officials.
Downtown Culver City Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Iconic Hotel
One of Culver City’s most iconic landmarks will be celebrated today when the Culver City Downtown Business Association hosts a Centennial Celebration for the Culver Hotel from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. The celebration — dubbed the Emerald City Block Party — will be a part of the organization’s Third Wednesday summer program, where businesses in the downtown area participate by creating and allowing patrons to sample unique, themed offerings.
Renewal of Parcel Tax for Culver City Unified on November Ballot
The Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) parcel tax is on the ballot for renewal this November. Measure K was first passed in 2018 as a $189 tax on Culver City parcels “To supplement inadequate state funding,” according to the district. CCUSD receives lower per-student funding from the state compared to surrounding districts. Measure K generates approximately $2.45 Million for Culver City Unified each year. With Measure K funds expiring in 2026, the district has submitted the parcel tax – relabeled as Measure O – to the November ballot to hold on to gains made in the district with the tax funds over the past five years. Without a renewal, the district said it would have to cut around $2.45 Million from the budget.
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