Culver City

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covina and anhaim are more then hour depends on the tranit palms. Culver city, Westchester (near the airport) are closer as is West Los angeles,mar vista and Santa Monica, and even westwood (UCLA are closer

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Culver City is about 5 miles from Venice Beach, and 7 miles from the Santa Monica Pier, which is considered very close for LA. CC is about about 10 miles from downtown LA, which is a 15 to 45 minute drive depending on traffic. Culver City is a nice small town community, it's only about 5 square miles. One good area to live in Culver City is right by Sony Studios. Off of Culver Bl there are streets with mostly small homes and a few apartment buildings. Those neighborhoods tend to be nice and quiet. The nearby very small town downtown area has nice little restaurants, a Trader Joes, a farmer's market, movie theaters, the Kirk Douglas Theatre, etc close by. The area was upgraded after Sony took over the studio. (Recently, Great Grandma lived here by herself until she was 93, walked around to do her shopping, never had a problem or felt unsafe.) Around Dr. Paul Carlson Park (home of the Culver City Popcorn Children's Theatre, free performances), Veterans Memorial Park, El Marino Park & Elementary, Lindberg Park, and the tiny Coombs Park there are cute neighborhoods of mostly houses. Much of Culver City is nice, with a very small town feel, there are some rougher neighborhoods, but they will be obvious to you when you look, mostly towards the west end of CC. Culver Crest is an area near El Rincon Elementary / Blanco Park and the Holy Cross Cemetery (really no creepy vibe) with some nice larger homes, mostly ranch, in a kind of hilly area. Near the Westfield Mall and Fox Hills Park there are large apartment / condo buildings. There is near Hillside cemetery, again, there isn't a creepy vibe. In Culver City there are 2 Targets, 2 Best Buys, 2 Rite Aids, etc. There is a Westfield Mall, super markets, and small international markets. The public Culver City Unified schools are good, better than many LAUSD. There quite a few nice parks for kids. Culver City info: http://www.downtownculvercity.com/ http://www.culvercity.org/ Safety info: http://www.lalife.com/ Crime Map: http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/culver-city/crime/ Public School ratings: http://www.greatschools.org/ Favorite Culver City restaurants: Johnnie's Pastrami Tito's Tacos Emerald Restaurant Overland Cafe Fraiche Good luck!

Seeing as how Culver City is right by the 405, and has a carpool lane all the way down to Laguna, that's the way to go and especially if you have a friend with you. If you don't have a friend, it's actually about 20- 30 miles shorter if you go straight up the 5 and across the 10. The five is a much more direct route. If you look at a map, you'll see that the 405 curves it's way closer to the coast, whereas the 5 is a straight line. The LA County Line is right as you leave Seal Beach and enter Long Beach travelling north on the 405. If you're travelling up the 5, it's just past the 91 as you leave Buena Park and enter La Mirada at Artesia Blvd. Now, the city of LA is different from the county. If you mean Downtown LA, then Culver City is a little further than Downtown, especially factoring in that Downtown is served by the 5 freeway, whereas Culver City is off the 405. Basically, LA County is 72 suburbs in search of a home, and is about 4,000 square miles big. You can definitely expect traffic at the usual times that rush hour is, only add about 90 minutes to the start of it and the end of it. Anytime after 3:00pm or before 7:30 or 8:00pm can be busy, and if you get stuck by an accident or a road construction project that loses a lane for you, it can take 2 or 3 hours. Find a friend, and keep to the carpool lanes on the 405. Even if it's a longer trip, the carpool lane will be worth it in time saved. :D Best of luck !!

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i live in culver city and you could probably go to a 99c store if you wanna go real cheap. but maybe some of the local beauty salons are willing to sell.

It's about 20 miles. That's a Rough Commute, in the Meat Of Traffic! One thing I have learned the hard way in LA County: Always live where you work~ & work were you live! Good Luck if you move!

I used fox hills mall as your starting point so first you can take the Culver city bus line #6 to the Green line then take the Green line to norwalk station then board line 460 which wiil take to beach and artesia then transfer to OCTA 21 which will take to the college cost is .75cents +.25 for the transfer for the Green line then you use the same transfer on the 460 line and you just pay the OCTA driver 1.50 more (note as you may know you can also catch the Culver city #6 anyway along sepulveda (you dont have to start at fox hills

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10746 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 591-8792

Margaret F.'s Review

2010-07-18
Nothing wrong with expanding your horizons! A must try! see more

5931 W Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 276-7932

Todd K.'s Review

2010-07-28
If you are like me, buying tires ranks with going to the dentist, on the fun-o-meter. Therefore, when I discovered that one of my tires was shot to sh*t, I... see more

5459 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 313-4253

Jordan V.'s Review

2010-07-24
Ok, here's the deal with Camille. You really gotta know what you're going to get when you walk in the door here. So many guys (including myself) are used... see more

3871 Huron Ave
Culver City, CA
(310) 988-9003

Frank K.'s Review

2010-07-28
If you call anyone else you are throwing away your money and making a mistake. These guys are honest and won't waste your time. Great service. "James" is... see more

9820 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(213) 628-2772

monica r.'s Review

2010-07-22
They remodel this place in 2004 and it really shows. Everything is nice in this 300 seat theater. There is probably not a bad seat in the house, the seats... see more

8651 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 836-1967

Sabrina C.'s Review

2010-07-28
I came here before work to get my smog checked because I had about one day to register my car. The guys there were awesome and took care of me super fast.... see more

4318 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 390-7772

Fred L.'s Review

2010-07-23
My car has some sizzling when backing for the previous couple of days and I Yelped "Brake" near my location and saw the outstanding reviews Ed Little has... see more

10182 1/2 Culver Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 204-2236

S B.'s Review

2010-07-28
I recently moved to LA from New York where I was waxed at Bliss. I had read about Queen Bee before I made the move and figured once I got to LA I would... see more

6300 Hetzler Rd.
Culver City, CA

Jason M.'s Review

2010-07-19
After reading about the stairs I finally made a stab at them. They are a bit intimidating at first glance, but with iPod jammin', I hit the stairs for the... see more

3849 Overland Ave
Culver City, CA
(310) 559-3308

L C.'s Review

2010-04-30
So far, I've only been here once but Margy was great! Not only was the price very reasonable ($40 for brazilian) but the whole thing was finished in like 10... see more

4219 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 390-5203

j G.'s Review

2010-06-04
Freddy does great work at a reasonable price. Zero attitude, he is about as friendly as they come and has done a fantastic job with my bike every time I've... see more

10115 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 836-9166

lauren b.'s Review

2010-07-26
I found this spot on Yelp! (Duh) And was pretty impressed. Like many reviews said, Sol Salon is quaint and unpretentious. Jan was fantastic and knew just... see more

4325 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 397-3667

Ruth K.'s Review

2010-05-13
I took a Samba and a beginners Capoeira class here a while ago. I loved both instructor's. They were very helpful and patient. I wasn't to flexible in the... see more

4267 Overland Ave
Culver City, CA
(310) 204-3240

ted s.'s Review

2010-07-14
I recently took a job nearby this small comic book shop and have started dropping by on Wednesdays to pick up new releases. The guys who run the place seem... see more

5700 Buckingham Pkwy
Culver City, CA
(310) 348-1250

Barbara F.'s Review

2010-07-26
Was invited by a client/friend in the mid 90s (wish I could find her to give her a huge hug and express my gratitude) and was immediately taken with the... see more

6000 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 313-4372

B B.'s Review

2010-07-27
I love their Macha green tea soy latte! This tasty concoction has ruined it for other lattes. No other place makes this delightful drink. It's crack tea. see more

10117 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 558-0436

Sabrina C.'s Review

2010-07-28
I met my sister here the morning I broke up with my ex. It might have been life's best cup of coffee because I was no longer chained to the most boring... see more

5659 Selmaraine Dr
Culver City, CA
(310) 390-8134

Sally L.'s Review

2010-05-19
Club Fido is great! My husband and I take our pug Manny there during the week. He has gone from being a scared, shy dog to a social butterfly after being... see more

4065 Jackson Ave
Culver City, CA
(310) 837-2967

Dustin S.'s Review

2010-06-24
Great deli sandwiches at this hidden market. The back patio is an awesome place to eat or just relax. I Highly reccomend this hidden gem. see more

9631 Venice Blvd
Culver City, CA
(310) 838-5646

Joshua M.'s Review

2010-07-24
These guys are really good. Prices are reasonable, service is excellent and they've never lost or damaged anything of mine (not a given for most dry... see more