Dear Editor, Like most California cities today, we face problems that require local solutions incorporating diverse perspectives. Nationwide, however, we see deepening distrust of civic institutions among some groups and declining participation in local government. …[READ MORE]
This is a perfect example of a proposition which really needs delving into in order to understand the consequences of its passage. Proposition 61 has great intentions: Reducing the costs of prescription drugs for patients …[READ MORE]
A construction contract has been awarded to HP Communications by the City Council foproject will provide the necessary infrastructure for high speed Fiber Optic communication systems along three independent rings, North, Central, and South Rings …[READ MORE]
As the temperature in Southern California is expected to climb throughout the rest of the week, Culver City Unified is preparing to address the thermal comfort of our students and staff in the following ways …[READ MORE]
If you have concerns about flight noise and airport expansion, the next meeting for the Culver City Council and the community to address this issues is this Thursday Oct. 20. The City of Culver City …[READ MORE]
The California School Board Association (CSBA) has announced that Culver City Unified School District has been awarded the 2016 Golden Bell Award in the Community Schools through Partnerships and Collaboration category for its exemplary and …[READ MORE]
This is another tough one. Prop 60 is a state measure which strengthens current federal laws requiring porn performers to wear condoms while engaging in sexual intercourse. California law has required condom use in porn …[READ MORE]
“Locals knew where to stand to get autographs.” One of the best parts of Saturday’s Walk with a Doc was soaking up Culver City history from Julie Lugo Cerra (pictured with the crowd in front …[READ MORE]
Among the local measures at the bottom of the November ballot is Measure CW, a parcel tax to help pay for the infrastructure needed to meet the federal clean water requirements. A meeting offered by …[READ MORE]
October is always busy. As a legislator, I spend half of my time urging the Governor to sign my bills and half my time fighting to get good candidates elected. This year is certainly no …[READ MORE]
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