It’s back! “Walk With a Doc” this Saturday, October 17 at 8:45 a.m. meet for a warm-up, brief chat by Dr. Jeffrey Penso, and then an hour-long walk around a Culver City neighborhood. The warm-up …[READ MORE]
If you live in Culver City, you’ll find FIFTEEN propositions on your November 6 ballot. That’s ONE for the City of Culver City (Measure ‘Y’), THREE for L.A. County (Measures ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘J’), and …[READ MORE]
Join us next Tuesday February 21 at 12 noon for an exciting program featuring Move to Amend, a group taking action against the ‘Citizens United’ concept of unlimited political spending by corporations. Please take time …[READ MORE]
No matter where you stand on the legalization of marijuana, you’ve gotta love Prop 19 for focusing more people’s attention on the November 2 Gubernatorial Election ballot. Prop 19 is probably the easiest ballot measure …[READ MORE]
Proposition 21 seeks to raise money for California’s state park system by adding an $18 surcharge to the license fee for each private automobile in the state. Day-use charges at any and all of California’s …[READ MORE]
So, you live in one of the coolest cities in the whole country, you know politics is important and you have just been too crazy busy to sit down and mark up your ballot. All …[READ MORE]
Prop 23 – AB 32 in Reverse There’s no doubt that Proposition 23 has received more study, publicity, and news coverage than any other ballot measure to be decided in the November 2 Gubernatorial Election. …[READ MORE]
State Revenues: Props 22 and 24 Proposition 22 is the latest in a long string of historic ballot measures (Props 13, 98, 218, et al.) meant to adjust the delicate balance between state and local …[READ MORE]
How easy should it be to negotiate a state budget? Props: 25 and 26 I have this lovely fantasy that today, the Sunday before our Gubernatorial Election, folks are having a leisurely read of the …[READ MORE]
Props 20 and 27: Redistricting Reform Revisited Every ten years, following compilation of new census figures, boundary lines of all the legislative districts in the U.S. must be redrawn to give equal representation. It’s not …[READ MORE]
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