As ordained by our city charter, people can only serve two consecutive terms on city council before stepping out. This was prescribed to keep anyone from serving longer than is good for him or her, …[READ MORE]
Dear Rachel, I’m a single mom, and I have a teenage son who lives at home and commutes to college. I feel sure that he’s dating someone (there are lots of late nights and private …[READ MORE]
At a time when social services are being cut Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services received a $50,000 federal grant from the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. This supplemental grant is the first in the history of …[READ MORE]
My idea of perfect weekend morning; hot, creamy coffee in my cup, birds chirping outside my window, sunshine on my shoulder, and the promise of a good garage sale . There’s nothing quite like a …[READ MORE]
Steven Henegar continues the Sunday evening storytelling at Culver-Palms Methodist. Sunday, April 25, at 6 p.m. with the presentation “Likely Stories: Sharing Lives.” Vibrant, original and traditional American tales celebrate the wonderful variety of stories …[READ MORE]
According to a new survey just released, more than 48% of first-time home-buyers in the U.S. are expecting home prices to go up within the next 12 months. More than 80% of buyers believe that …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Four years ago on Earth Day, The Boneyard (Culver City’s off leash dog park) opened to the public. What started as a dream in 2001, became a reality in 2006. Now, the Boneyard …[READ MORE]
It’s always seemed like a great idea, but to me it has that holiday echo, like being nice to everyone because it’s Christmas. Why not just be nice all the time? If it’s a good …[READ MORE]
Things I Don’t Understand About Economics I’ve been awake for a few months now, and I keep hearing that “consumer spending accounts for 70% of the American economy.” My first reaction was, “Very good. Everyone …[READ MORE]
Thursday, April 22 (That’s Today!) The Julian Dixon Library will present “What’s Buzzing in Your Backyard?” at 3:30 p.m. Heather Teodoro of the Los Angeles County West Vector Control District returns to present one of …[READ MORE]
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