City Budgets Reaches Over to Support CCUSD – Culver City Crossroads
Culver City’s proposed budget includes $1 million in funding for Culver City Unified School District that covers refuse services, sewer charges, CCUSD crossing guards, and a new timing system for swim meets at The Plunge. The Culver City Unified School District is primarily funded by the state, with additional support from federal funding and local […]
Dear Editor – Housing is a Small Slice, Structure is the Whole Pie – Culver City Crossroads
Dear Editor, Culver City is in a fiscal crisis. That much is true. But Jubilo Village — the affordable housing development with 93 apartments for low income families — isn’t the financial disaster that affordable housing opponents claim it to be. First we need to understand some budget basics. The city’s structural deficit — where […]
Redondo Beach’s Sweet Wheat to Open in DTCC – Culver City Crossroads
Sweet Wheat Bakery, a French-inspired cafe and bakery located in Redondo Beach, is getting ready to open a second location at 9341 Culver Blvd. The boutique bakery is set to move into the former home of Kay ‘n Daves, (who closed due to pandemic problems) and the short-lived Shake Shack, (whose brief residency may have […]
Samizdat Sundays and Other Subversions @ The Wende – Culver City Crossroads
Repair, reclaim, and reimagine every Sunday morning at the Wende. Samizdat Sundays and Other Subversions is a new hands-on workshop series led by artist Kate Ingold, inviting participants of all ages to gather in a spirit of DIY creativity inspired by our Soviet Hippie Collection and other dissident archives. Each session explores themes of freedom, […]