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Students from Culver City Sister City in Japan Arrive for Visit

Eight middle school students, along with three chaperones, arrived in town on Wednesday from Culver City’s Sister City of Kaizuka Japan.   The students and adults will be here for a ten-day visit and tour of local schools and other Culver C...

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New Maps Outlining Earthquake Fault Lines Could Cause Problems for Future Culver City Development

Two weeks ago California State Officials released new maps outlining earthquake fault lines under Culver City, and some things might not be looking good for certain Culver City property owners. Specifically, fault lines running under the West...

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Culver City Improves its Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) capabilities

Last week members of the Culver City City Council joined officials from the Transportation Department, along with Clean Energy representatives, to open a newly upgraded Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station. The station had been undergoi...

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Culver City Centaurs Continue to take Football Seriously this Summer

Youth sports are no small thing in this day and age. Playing sports for school, city, and private leagues is typically a year-round commitment, with kids either practicing, playing, or training all year long.   The stress is real but the payo...

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Culver City Chamber of Commerce President Steven Rose Announces Retirement

Steven Rose , Culver City Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, announced his retirement during the chamber’s June Board of Directors meeting. Rose has been with the chamber since 1987 and plans on staying until his replacement can be found....

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Culver City Area Independence Day Celebrations

The Culver City Real Estate area offers easy access to dozens of fun Independence Day activities tomorrow and Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, hopes many will take advantage of the excitement! Here is a list of some of the area firework d...

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Measure M set to impact Culver City Tax Rate on the First of July

Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, would like to remind readers that on July 1, things will be getting a little more expensive for those living and shopping in Los Angeles County. That is the day when Measure M, which was approved by voters ...

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Big Daddy’s Antiques does Culver City Proud

Popular Culver City antique store Big Daddy's Antiques has been in business for 15 years and seems to just be hitting its stride. Their mix of vintage items with diverse design helps to bring in high-profile clients such as Bruno Mars, Harry St...

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Culver City Residents will see Refuse bills Increasing Beginning this Summer

Taking care of the environment has some amazing benefits. Unfortunately, sometimes it also has some drawbacks. Culver City residents and businesses will be experiencing one of the downfalls of some environmental programs as they see their refus...

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Culver City-based Company Net Effects Traders brings Cambodia Closer to California

Net Effects Traders, a company based in Culver City, is working to help empower women in Cambodia by selling fair-trade bags here in the United States. The company was founded four years ago by Ardice Farrow and provides both a product as well ...

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