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Charles "Smoke" Hicks, 24, of Culver City was sentenced Monday to five years probation and ordered to pay $2,000 in fines for scheming to bribe ex-Transportation Security Administration agents at Los Angeles International Airport to help smuggle marijuana onto a flight. Hicks, one of two drug couriers, plead guilty in his plea agreement and admitted that he and Millage J. Peaks IV, a retired Los Angeles city fire chief's son, promised to pay $500 for each suitcase containing marijuana that cleared security at LAX, according to prosecutors....
You are invited to attend Community Conversations 2013 featuring expert keynote speakers and local resource representatives who will present information on a variety of timely topics. This three-part series, which is free of charge, is co-sponsored by the City of Culver City Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department – Senior & Social Services Division and the Culver City Senior Citizens Association, Inc. The dates are Saturdays: February 16, March 16 and April 20 from 10am to 11:30 a.m. at the Culver City Veterans Memorial Building R...
After conquering the regular season, the Ocean League champion Culver City High girls basketball team will now go after a CIF championship. Coach Julian Anderson’s team went undefeated in 10 league games, completing the schedule with a 66-30 victory over Beverly Hills. The Centaurs are 21-6 overall The Centaurs were also 10-0 a year ago and came back with another stirring performance despite the graduation of 10 seniors. Kelsey Ueda scored 17 points in a 54-34 win over Santa Monica and the C...
The UCLA baseball team has been picked to finish second in the Pac-12 Conference's preseason coaches' poll, as announced by the conference office. Stanford was selected first in the preseason coaches' poll, earning 5 of 11 possible first-place votes to give them 93 points. UCLA garnered two first-place votes, giving them a total of 90 points. Oregon State, Oregon and Arizona rounded out the top five with Oregon State receiving the remaining three first-place votes. Arizona State was picked to finish sixth, followed by California, USC and Washin...
Meeting In Sacramento Produces Results Mayor Andrew Weissman may have felt himself to be in a bit of a daze when he was seated at Monday’s City Council meeting. He had just returned from Sacramento, where, accompanied by City Manager John Nachbar and Community Development Director Sol Blumenfeld, he met with the State Department of Finance’s budget subcommittee to talk about how the “winding down” of Redevelopment Agencies was affecting Culver City. Reporting on the subcommittee meeting...
