At the October 25, 2022 CCUSD Board of Education meeting, the Board opted to keep facility maintenance and repair as a regular recurring agenda item, All future school board meetings will include updates on “existing …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Culver City Neighbors United, a grass-roots neighbor-to-neighbor group that advocates for government accountability, sensible leadership, and community-based solutions, endorses Dan O’Brien and Denice Renteria for City Council. Voting Ends November 8th. Dan O’Brien …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The race for Culver City Council has gotten heated. In the last election, Freddy Puza was very close to winning (he came within 28 votes of victory!). I want him to be seated …[READ MORE]
“I love DTASC because I get to work with people of all grades and experience levels, some who usually pursue tech over performance,” beamed CCHS senior Josie Peinemann. “And I got to direct for the …[READ MORE]
To the Editor: Alex Fisch did NOT compare the homeless to Jewish Holocaust victims Culver City politics have reached a lamentable low with the recent distribution of a 4 page hit piece paid for by …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I was horrified to see the xenophobic and anti-immigrant sentiment expressed on Twitter by Alex Fisch’s campaign manager. That kind of attitude has no place here. Culver City’s, Los Angeles County’s and the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, A developer in Santa Monica is pushing through 4500 units of housing, and in Redondo Beach over 2300 units are proposed to replace the beachfront AES power plant, and for that reason (among …[READ MORE]
You are probably familiar with the phrase “when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” When Howard Adelman spoke at a school board meeting in 2021, I was so appalled I …[READ MORE]
At the Oct. 24, 2022 City Council meeting, the final vote passed to stop regulating the amount of parking. Joining other California cities such as Berkeley, San Diego and Sacramento, the change in regulation means …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Redcar Properties is a commercial real estate development firm specializing in acquiring properties in high growth urban neighborhoods. This means buying out and displacing Black, Latino, AAPI and other community based small businesses. …[READ MORE]
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