LAFC ACQUIRES JAVAIRÔ DILROSUN ON LOAN FROM MEXICO’S CLUB AMÉRICA
LAFC has acquired attacker Javairô Dilrosun as a Designated Player on loan from Club América of Liga MX through July 24, 2025, with a permanent transfer option. He will immediately occupy the roster spot of Cengiz Ünder, who will return to Fenerbahçe. Dilrosun will be available for selection at the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup […]
Tito’s Tacos Supports our Service Members & Veterans
Tito’s Tacos, the iconic family-owned Mexican restaurant in Culver City owned by Lynne Davidson (Granddaughter of founder Benjamin Davidson) and her husband Wirt Morton, has been recognized by Community American Legion Post 46 for its steadfast support of veterans, service members, and their families. Known for more than just their crunchy tacos, Tito’s Tacos regularly […]
CCUSD School Board Considers LCAP Data, Reinforces District Safety Policy – Culver City Crossroads
At the June 10, 2025 Culver City Unified District board meeting, parents and students called for the district to retain La Ballona Elementary’s bilingual assistant principal and voiced concerns about the impacts of smartphones in schools. They also demanded clear protections for immigrant families in light of recent ICE activity. The board heard delivered remarks […]
Better Overland – City Reaches Out for Community Feedback on Project – Culver City Crossroads
As a part of the Better Overland Project, City staff are hosting additional community events to gather feedback on the project’s design, which includes new protected bike lanes, traffic calming, and new & improved sidewalks and crosswalks. Join us at an upcoming event to learn more and provide your feedback on design options to upgrade […]
Arrest the Clowns – Final Weekend – Culver City Crossroads
That’s right, the clowns are packing it up after only three more shows. So get your tickets while you can. We can assure you that you, as one audience member said, “have never seen anything like this show!”June 12 – 14 Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays @ 8:00 PM (Thursdays are always Pay-What-You-Can!) ADULTS ONLY Tickets, […]
Gender and Queer Anarchism – Culver City Crossroads
Join local author Javier Sethness Castro as he presents his new book on Leo Tolstoy. The presentation will focus on Tolstoyan dimensions of the Russo-Ukrainian War, and analyze the second half of Tolstoy’s life, his later art, and his global legacy—discount copies will be available for $20 each! Sat, Jun 14 | 2 p.m. Wende […]
Victoria Marks Named Culver City’s Artist Laureate
The City of Culver City has announced Victoria Marks’ appointment as the new Culver City Artist Laureate. She will begin her two-year term on July 1, 2025. Marks, a multidisciplinary artist and choreographer/director, was selected following a comprehensive and rigorous two-phase application and review process. Marks’ artistic practice centers on people and their relationships, which […]
Celebrate Dad at Cantalini’s this Father’s Day!
Celebrate Dad this Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15th at Cantalini’s Salerno Beach Restaurant for lunch or dinner. Enjoy plenty of great dishes and chef specials in our casual ambiance with either dine-in or al fresco seating. All weekend show Dad the love and treat him to a delicious dining experience. Thinking of Sunday Lunch? Join […]
Culver City High School ends its amazing athletic season with softball defeat
Culver City high school‘s successful 2024-2025 athletic season ended last Thursday on the Centaur’s softball field in the State Regional semifinal game. Culver City lost the game 9-5 to Rancho Mirage but they surprised a lot of people because they went into the CIF and State playoffs with a losing record, but they ended the […]
West LA Dominates LA Valley, Cruises to 71-41 Victory
West Los Angeles College (14-9, 6-3) delivered a dominant performance at home, securing a 71-41 victory over LA Valley College (11-13, 5-5) on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats controlled the game for all four quarters, using suffocating defense and balanced scoring to cruise to the win. West LA set the tone early, jumping out to a […]