Petrov – May 24 @ Glorya Kaufman Community Center – Culver City Crossroads
This short opera explores a pivotal moment that could have altered the course of humanity. While on duty at a Soviet early-warning bunker in 1983, Lieutenant Colonel Stanislav Petrov faced a momentous decision when the system falsely indicated an incoming U.S. nuclear missile strike. Despite immense pressure and the protocol dictating that Petrov report the […]
Centaur baseball, softball, tennis and track teams move closer to history
Four Culver City High School Spring athletic teams are hoping to write their names in the CIF history books starting this week when the baseball, softball, boys’ tennis and boys track teams try to capture that ever-elusive CIF Championship. The action started last Wednesday when the boy’s tennis team played Fullerton in the Division 5 […]
Feedback Survey to Strengthen Trust and Transparency
The Culver City Police Department (CCPD) is proud to announce the launch of Axon’s My90, a new community engagement platform designed to deepen trust, transparency, and collaboration between the department and the community we serve. Through My90, CCPD will collect anonymous, confidential feedback following interactions with department personnel. This tool gives Culver City residents a […]
Centaurs appear to be ready for CIF baseball, softball and track and field
It’s that time of the year during the spring semester when really good high school sports teams gear up for the grand prize, a CIF championship. Culver City High School still has four teams getting ready to try to make dreams come true. For a high school athlete winning a CIF championship will create a […]
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Public Health Encourages Measles Vaccine as Cases Increase in LA County and Summer Travel has begun
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is alerting residents of an increase in measles cases among people who have recently traveled internationally and domestically. With measles outbreaks happening both in the United States and internationally, an increase in cases in our county highlights how important it is for residents to get protected before […]
Culver City Observer Letters Policy
Letters and Commentaries are the opinion of the individual writers and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. The Culver City Observer takes positions on issues and will be marked as editorials. E-mail letters are required. E-mail letters to: [email protected] Letters provide a community forum open to all. Due to space limitations we […]
Public Health Declares Hepatitis A Outbreak in Los Angeles County
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has declared a community-wide outbreak of hepatitis A following a sustained increase in clinical cases and elevated virus levels detected in local wastewater. Public Health confirmed 165 hepatitis A cases in LA County since 2024, which is three times the number of cases reported in 2023. Although […]
Brackins Jr. Named Big Ten Men’s Track Athlete Of The Week
USC hurdler Johnny Brackins Jr. was named Big Ten Men’s Track Athlete of the Week for May 7-14; it was announced by the conference office today (May 14). Senior Johnny Brackins Jr. won both the 110m hurdles and 400m hurdles at the APU Franson Last Chance Invite on May 10, just his second meet of […]
City Council Moves to Create an Affordable Housing Trust Fund – Culver City Crossroads
“We could create a housing trust fund for the city, and still participate in a regional housing trust fund,” Culver City’s Assistant City Manager Michael Bruckner offered as part of a presentation at the April 28, 2025 City Council meeting. The council discussed the creation of a Local Housing Trust Fund (LHTF) for the production […]