Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Culver City public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
50 topics in taxes budget
Ordinance A-1
City fiscal prudence
City finances
Campaign finance
Meeting transparency
City spending
Executive compensation (C-15)
Public Finance Authority board
Conflict of interest code (C-13)
9050 Washington purchase (A-1)
Fiscal caution amid industry decline
Rent control and small property owners
CCARP fees and hardship program
Budget transparency and garage safety
Civic Assembly
Consultant fees and parking (C-13/C-14)
Consultant contracts C-15/C-16
CCARP fees
C-15/C-16 consultant contracts
Hotel tax measure (A-1)
TOT increase (A-2)
Vote 16 / Measure YV
AI imagery in city presentations
Urban Alchemy / Wellness Village (C-5)
Budget long-term impacts
CCARP after-school fees
Bonds / Jubilee
Budget / housing spending
Bonds / budget
C-4 legislative platform
A-2 childcare funding
C-1 cash disbursements / homeless spending
A-2 budget and mobile crisis
A-2 after-school program funding
A-2 mobile crisis team funding
A-2 budget infrastructure investments
Transit worker wages
Block party fee
FY 2026-27 budget
Community survey
Bond / Jubilee Village
Bond debt service / Fox Hills
Budget priorities / bike lanes
Lobbyist registry
C-8 PIP grant use
A-3 Joint Powers Authority
A-2 Civic Assembly
Better Overland spending and fiscal concerns
Consent items C-4 and C-8
Mid-year budget
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Culver City from local and regional media.
Her Story, Her City – Nov. 14
Culver City invites you to join us for the Her Story, Her City Community Open House on Saturday, November 14! ...[READ MORE]
Nov 9, 2026Security or Surveillance? ‘Our Culver’ to Hold Town Hall on Flock Cameras
Local concerns are in concert with national issues over Flock cameras. These license plate readers blanket Culver City with a ...[READ MORE]
Nov 9, 2026Seven Years Later, Eleven One Eleven Breaks Ground
Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners announced the groundbreaking of ElevenOneEleven, a new mixed-use development in Culver City on November ...[READ MORE]
Nov 9, 2026Chief Jason Sims to retire, roy Dunlap named interim chief
Chief Jason Sims of the Culver City Police Department last week announced his plans to retire after 26 years with the CCPD and three years as chief. Effective November 2, Assistant Chief Troy Dunlap will serve as Interim Chief of Police. “Thank you t...
Nov 6, 2026Election Updates – Council Keeps Puza, School Board Stays
As the ballots are still being counted, some races have settled and can be considered closed. The City Council looks ...[READ MORE]
Nov 5, 2026Culver City teen voting measure trailing in early returns
Culver City teen voting measure trailing in early returns Los Angeles Times
Nov 5, 2026California city could let 16-year- olds vote as Measure YV ballots counted
California city could let 16-year- olds vote as Measure YV ballots counted AOL.com
Nov 4, 2026Culver City Council candidates prepare for election – Freddy Puza
The General Municipal Election will take place on Tuesday, November 3, and with five candidates contesting two available council seats plus three measures on the ballot, there’s plenty to consider. The News is speaking to the candidates, continuing w...
Oct 29, 2026Culver City Council candidates prepare for election – Kimberley Griffin
Culver City Council candidates prepare for election By Brett Callwood The General Municipal Election will take place on Tuesday, November 3, and with five candidates contesting two available council seats plus three measures on the ballot, there’s pl...
Oct 29, 2026Culver City Police Chief Announces Retirement
Culver City Police Chief Announces Retirement California City News
Oct 29, 2026Teens work, drive and pay taxes. But should they vote? This California city will soon decide
Teens work, drive and pay taxes. But should they vote? This California city will soon decide Los Angeles Times
Oct 28, 2026Business Improvement Workplan passes at council meeting
At the City Council meeting which took place on the evening of Tuesday, October 13 (a day later than usual due to Columbus/Indigenous Peoples’ Day on the preceding Monday), there were two items on the agenda which both passed without incident. Public...
Oct 22, 2026