Reflections of living life in Culver City by Judith Martin-Straw
When there is a crucial change being considered, and it’s at the very tail end of the agenda, it’s a red flag that the mayor does not want you to see this. Its the mayoral …
It’s not the direction that I was hoping to see things move, but when I notice a pattern, it’s impossible not to see where the pattern repeats. When Daniel Lee won his seat on the …
Way back in the 20th Century, I was hired to be the front desk receptionist for a small, newly minted environmental non-profit called Heal the Bay. I got this gig because someone I knew socially …
For decades, it was understood that politics was about money; whoever spends the most wins. Getting your message out there was crucial to the mission, the more paper the better. Some compelling data is showing …
There is, in the art of debate, a form known as the ‘”ad hominem fallacy.” When you note someone making a statement you don’t agree with, you attack the speaker personally, and not the policy …
In regard to how the CCPD needs to follow the state law AB 481, the two questions that I keep coming back to are why? And how much? With hearings on gangs in the Los …
It’s a multi-faceted holiday. At the first official Culver City celebration of Juneteenth at the downtown plaza, the speakers at the event had multiple names for it; Freedom Day, Kingdom Day, the End of Slavery. …
As a nation, we are on the brink of such darkness, it is almost unimaginable. There are people who – strangely, inexplicably – claim to value a potential human life above an actual human life. …
With the first ‘live in council chambers’ meeting in years, a considerable amount of echo hindered the process. While there were actual legal discussions at the city council meeting on April 11, the business at …
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