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AIAI news brief· Local news brief · Culver City · generated Oct 3, 2026

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  • CivicPolice search for shooter in Culver City bus incident

    A man was hospitalized after a shooting involving a Culver City bus on Thursday evening, October 1. It happened near South Centinela and Mitchell avenues, and one witness said an unidentified man shot the driver three times. Police were still searching for the shooter at 6:30 pm, which matters to nearby riders and residents.

    smdp.com · Oct 2, 2026
  • NewsOnly one publishable local item was found for this period. No unrelated stories were added

    Only one publishable local item was found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.

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  1. [1] Man Hospitalized After Shooting Involving Culver City Bus · smdp.com

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Man Hospitalized After Shooting Involving Culver City Bus

A man was hospitalized Thursday evening following a shooting near South Centinela and Mitchell avenues involving a Culver City bus. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots, and one woman stated an unidentified man shot the driver three times. Police were searching for the shooter as of 6:30 pm on the day of the incident.

SocietyPublished Oct 2, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:55 PM

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  1. smdp.comOct 2, 12:00 AM

New California Law Requires Companies to Disclose Past Ties to Slavery

Gov. Newsom signed a law requiring large companies to disclose if they profited from chattel slavery. The Truth in Disclosure Act applies to firms with over $100 million in annual worldwide gross receipts. Authored by an Assemblymember from Culver City, the required disclosures will be made publicly available.

PoliticsPublished Oct 2, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 3, 2:09 AM

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  1. CalMattersOct 2, 12:00 AM

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