120-Day Extension Granted by Culver City for IOF Review

The Culver City City Council has granted a 120-day extension of the public review period on the Inglewood Oil Field (IOF) Specific Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR). This extension was granted after the Council received numerous ...

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Colin Diaz Appointed new Culver City Chamber of Commerce President

Martin Feinberg, Realtor, was pleased to learn that the Culver City Chamber of Commerce has appointed Colin Diaz as the new President/CEO. This announcement follows the retirement of previous President Steven J. Rose, who served in that positio...

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Culver Steps Development Project is Finally Underway

Hackman Capital Partners—“a privately held, real-estate investment and operating company”—joined with Culver City elected officials this November to break ground on the Culver Steps. When finished the Steps project will be a 1.16-acre m...

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Elon Musk Brings his Dreams of a Tunnel under Los Angeles to Life

The future might be coming to Culver City faster than expected; first automated parking and now an automated tunnel. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, and Boring Company, is digging a tunnel underneath Los Angeles. So far, the tunnel is only...

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Culver City Receives Grant from United Way Greater Los Angeles

Martin Feinberg, Realtor, was pleased to learn that Culver City has become one of 46 other cities in Los Angeles County to be part of a grant program to help deal with rising homelessness in their communities. L.A. County and United Way Greater...

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Culver City Officially bans Polystyrene

Today, November 8, Martin Feinberg, Realtor, is happy to announce that Culver City has become the 108th city in California to ban the use of polystyrene food ware. Polystyrene, which includes but is not limited to Styrofoam, containers are a...

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Marcus Tiggs Announces his run for Culver City Council

Marcus Tiggs, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel and combat veteran, has announced his candidacy for Culver City Council. Citing his love for his hometown, Tiggs spoke about the importance of keeping neighborhoods safe, helping Culver City attra...

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Culver City Police Hope to use Drones in Law Enforcement by 2018

The Culver City Police Department is about to go hi-tech. Like other area police departments, the Culver City P.D. could be using drones in their police work by the end of the year. The department believes that drones can be a useful tool in he...

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Amazon Announces Move to Culver City Culver Studios

Culver City Real Estate is not just popular with people; companies also like to make the community their home. For that reason, Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, was not surprised that Amazon confirmed on Monday it will be moving onto the C...

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Residents Request Extension on Inglewood Oil Field EIR Review Period

Though the information meeting on the Inglewood Oil Field Environmental Impact Report (EIR) does not occur until tonight, some Culver City residents and politicians have already called for an extension on the public review period. This period i...

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