The Solar Eclipse is Coming and Culver City will see part of the Show

Unless you’ve been under a rock for the last few months, you should be aware by now that a solar eclipse is coming our way. It’s coming next Monday, in fact, on August 21, and it will be the first total solar eclipse any part of the United ...

Read more

Construction on new Ivy Station Complex to Begin Soon

Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, is happy to learn that the $300 million Ivy Station Complex, one of the biggest transit-related projects in the L.A. area, will be beginning soon. The complex will have apartments, restaurants, an office bu...

Read more

The Fiesta La Ballona is Happening in Culver City This August

Culver City’s annual “Party in the Park” is happening next week on August 25-27 at Veterans Park, and Fiesta La Ballona will be presenting three days of free live music and dancing as part of the celebration. The “Party in the Park�...

Read more

DUI Checkpoints will be Happening in Culver City this August

The Culver City Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting DUI checkpoints at undisclosed locations within the Culver City area throughout August. There will also be special DUI Roving Saturation Patrols taking place as well. Accordin...

Read more

See Who’s Hiring in the Culver City Area

Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, understands that sometimes finding good employment is a difficult thing. In this day and age, jobs can be hard to come by, but knowing where to look and who's hiring can help improve the odds. For that ...

Read more

Students from Culver City Sister City in Japan Arrive for Visit

Eight middle school students, along with three chaperones, arrived in town on Wednesday from Culver City’s Sister City of Kaizuka Japan.   The students and adults will be here for a ten-day visit and tour of local schools and other Culver C...

Read more

New Maps Outlining Earthquake Fault Lines Could Cause Problems for Future Culver City Development

Two weeks ago California State Officials released new maps outlining earthquake fault lines under Culver City, and some things might not be looking good for certain Culver City property owners. Specifically, fault lines running under the West...

Read more

Culver City Improves its Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) capabilities

Last week members of the Culver City City Council joined officials from the Transportation Department, along with Clean Energy representatives, to open a newly upgraded Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station. The station had been undergoi...

Read more

Culver City Centaurs Continue to take Football Seriously this Summer

Youth sports are no small thing in this day and age. Playing sports for school, city, and private leagues is typically a year-round commitment, with kids either practicing, playing, or training all year long.   The stress is real but the payo...

Read more

Culver City Chamber of Commerce President Steven Rose Announces Retirement

Steven Rose , Culver City Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, announced his retirement during the chamber’s June Board of Directors meeting. Rose has been with the chamber since 1987 and plans on staying until his replacement can be found....

Read more