UCLA men’s basketball is impressive in blowout win over USC
The UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team ended the long regular season schedule with an impressive 90-63 blowout victory over the cross-town rival USC Trojans before 12,018 raucous fans at Pauley Pavilion in Westwood last Saturday. The victory gave the Bruins a 22-9 overall record for the season and clinched a 4th place finish in the […]
Clippers’ Late Season Struggles Raise Playoff Concerns
With just 16 games remaining in the NBA regular season, the Los Angeles Clippers find themselves in a precarious position. Having dropped seven of their last 12 games, they have slipped to the eighth seed in the Western Conference, leaving little margin for error in a tightly contested playoff race. Their current record is 36-30. […]
Kings newcomer Kuzmenko makes a great first impression
Newly acquired Los Angeles Kings 29-year-old Russian left-winger Andrei Kuzmenko, traded to the Kings from the Philadelphia Flyers at the trade deadline on Friday, played in his first game against the St. Louis Blues last Saturday at Crypto.com Arena and seemed to fit right in. He had no practice time and only a brief orientation […]
Culver City High School Spring sports battle opponents and the weather
It’s that time of the year when the weather is high school sports teams’ toughest opponent. Cold weather and rain is a difficult situation to be beat when you are playing outdoor sports like baseball, softball, boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse and when you are competing in track and field meets. Despite the unpredictable weather most […]
Free Jazz Concert – Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month – Culver City Crossroads
Please save the date for the upcoming FREE live concert being held at Robert Frost for Autism Acceptance month. The jazz concert, presented by the Culver City Council PTA Inclusion Committee, will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16. For more information, please email [email protected] Source link
Tropic Off Limits – Wende Museum Presents Frameworks @ Glorya Kaufman – Culver City Crossroads
Join us this Saturday, March 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. for Tropic Off Limits, a striking new performance by Moving Assemblage that examines the tensions between control and freedom in an increasingly automated world. This program is presented as part of FR/MEWORKS, the Wende’s interdisciplinary music series, hosted on our campus at the Glorya […]
LA County Launches ‘Right to Counsel’ Program, in Support of ‘Stay Housed’ – Culver City Crossroads
In a significant step toward preventing homelessness and ensuring housing stability, the Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs (DCBA) launched its Right to Counsel Program, expanding Stay Housed LA to provide legal representation for eligible tenants facing eviction in unincorporated LA County. The program’s launch is especially timely as the region confronts […]
Dear Editor – Petition Push for School Board to Restore “Honors” – Culver City Crossroads
Dear Editor, Three years ago, Culver City Unified School District, (CCUSD) did away with honors programs in English at the middle school, as well as honors English in 9th and 10th grade at the high school in the name of equity. Since then many students and parents have expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of rigor […]
Lakers putting it all together after the Doncic trade
The Lakers made the trade heard around the world a few ago weeks acquiring Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks. After the big trade, Los Angeles suffered two embarrassing losses to the worst teams in the Western and Eastern Conference, the Charolette Hornets & Utah Jazz. The Lakers have now found their way, winning their […]
Mike Battle, USC All-American and National Champion, Dies
LOS ANGELES — Mike Battle, an All-American and a member of USC’s 1967 national championship team, died last Thursday (March 6) in Nellysford, Va. of natural causes. He was 78. Battle, a three-year letterman (1966-68), helped USC with three conference titles and was 26-6-1 in his Trojan career. He played in three Rose Bowls (1967, […]