Culver City
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Group files suit seeking to protect Ballona Wetlands
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A group dedicated to protecting the Ballona Wetlands is among the plaintiffs in a…
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Businesses urged to follow rules to protect workers
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A county health official is urging business owners to follow coronavirus-prevention measures, stressing that…
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Venice Family Clinic expands food distribution
From City News Service CULVER CITY — Venice Family Clinic, the nonprofit community health center that has been distributing free…
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Culver City helps businesses maximize outdoor space
By Cynthia Gibson, Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — City officials and local business organizations have closed down streets and have issued…
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Health official ‘cautiously optimistic’ about latest coronavirus numbers
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — With the county representing smaller shares of the state’s coronavirus cases and deaths, Los…
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Downtown streets close to make room for outdoor dining
By Cynthia Gibson Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — The city began closing some downtown streets to vehicle traffic July 30…
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Westside Food Bank sees surge in need for assistance
MAKING A DIFFERENCE By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer Prior to COVID-19, the Westside Food Bank had already begun to see…
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Coalition of cities asks county to share federal funds
From 2UrbanGirls CARSON — A coalition of 28 Southern California cities is demanding the county Board of Supervisors divvy up…
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Cal State Dominguez Hills agrees to house Mayme Clayton collection
By Darlene Donloe, Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — After a year of uncertainty, speculation and negotiations, the Mayme Clayton Library and…
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West L.A. College goes all in for online learning
CULVER CITY — As school districts across the country decide whether to reopen their classrooms for fall, the administration and…
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