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For February 24 through March 4 Vandalism: On February 26 at 9:50 am a victim came to the police department saying his apartment building had graffiti on the walls. The reporting party said the building is located in the 10400 block of Culver Boulevard. The reporting party said there was no graffiti on the wall on February 25 at 10 pm. When he returned the next morning at 7 am he discovered the vandalism. Assault: On February 28 at 110 pm a victim came to the police department to report he was assaulted. The victim said he walking in the area...
California’s pension plans for government workers will be undergoing changes next year, under a new standard set by GASB (Government Accounting Standards Board) and Culver City will be among the cities impacted. "In 2014, new GASB rules will require California's local governments to acknowledge their actual unfunded pension obligations on their balance sheets," said Mark Bucher, president of the California Public Policy Center (CPPC), which has released a study on the pension changes. "Unless t...
Mayor Weissman Announces Availability of Service that Makes Emergency Responders More Effective Mayor Andrew Weissman announces that Culver City is the first location in the state to offer Smart911, the rapidly expanding national safety service, for more effective emergency response. Joined by Police Chief Donald Pedersen and Fire Chief Christopher Sellers at a press conference at the Culver City Police Station, Weissman discussed how the City is leading the way with technology that opens up direct communication between public safety and the...
Senator Curren Price led the vote count in Tuesday’s election for the 9th district on the Los Angeles City Council. Price’s State Senate District includes Culver City. Price will face a runoff with Ana Cubas in the General election on May 21. Should price win the council seat the Governor will call a special election to fill the vacate term. Assemblymember Holly Mitchell has been mentioned as a possible contender for the Senate Seat. The full vote count: TERRY HARA 1046 11.61 CURREN D PRICE, JR 2452 27.22 RON GOCHEZ 715 7.94 ANA CUBAS 2158 23....
Two qualified marathon runners, Daiki Nitta and Hiroko Hamada, will be coming to Culver City as guests of the Culver City Sister City Committee to run in the L.A. Marathon. Two years ago Nitta was set to run in the L.A. Marathon as part of our annual Sister City trade with Kaizuka when he got called back into service and had to assist with the devastation in Japan following their multiple disasters. The guests will be arriving March 14 and staying until March 19. During their visit they will stay with the runners that represented Culver City...
Click your heels together and repeat. “There’s no place like Oz. There’s no place like Oz. There’s no place like Oz.” Then fly to your local movie theater and you’ll find yourself right in the middle of the merry old land of Oz quicker than you can say, “Wicked Witch of the West” - and all without the necessity of a tornado. Tapping into imagination and the literary world of L. Frank Baum, Sam Raimi and his own band of Ozian tinkers, tailors and painters bring us Disney’s OZ THE GREAT AND POWERF...
The Spring 2013 edition of the Culver City Living recreation brochure is now available online at www.culvercity.org/CulverCityLiving. You can check out the latest brochure to learn more about the wide variety of programs and activities being offered for all ages by the Culver City Parks and Recreation Department. Please call (310) 253-6650 for more information....
Charles Barkley thinks San Antonio and Memphis are the Western Conference teams that might beat Miami in the NBA Finals. Both are strong on the inside. But he doubts that either could beat Oklahoma City to reach the Finals because the Thunder has a faster team. Shaquille O’Neal thinks the Lakers would be eliminated right away if they finish seventh or eighth in the West. But he sees hope for them if they can rise to sixth. That could happen if Golden State keeps slumping. I’m not sure he...
Lakers to Play Exhibition Games In China The NBA announces that eight teams will take part in a comprehensive global games schedule which will include two exhibition games with the Lakers next season. The Lakers will travel to China for the first-time ever to play in two games against the Golden State Warriors. The teams will play on Oct. 15 in Beijing, and then travel to Shanghai for a game on Oct. 18. The Lakers, who will join the Thunder, 76ers, Pacers, Rockets, Wizards, Bulls and the Warriors on the NBA global games schedule, most recently...
