As happens in the run-up to every election, CulverCityCrossroads gets a lot of letters. It’s always a compliment when a publication gets a lot of correspondence; it means that people care enough to write down …[READ MORE]
When I posted the journalism about La Playa Preschool celebrating their 75th anniversary, there was so much more I wanted to write that did not fit the AP stylebook format. This happens fairly often, but …[READ MORE]
It seems an unfortunate and totally counter-productive issue. I’m finding that people are unwilling to believe in numbers. As if any set of numbers were just a template of lies. I’m seeing it in every …[READ MORE]
Writing local journalism requires watching a lot of meetings. I understand that democracy is a time consuming, labor intensive process. Sometimes it’s inspiring. Recently, it’s felt draining. The need for absolutely everyone – even people …[READ MORE]
This problem that has been building for years is coming to a crescendo, and it’s very loud. I noticed it at a recent school board meeting, when a zoom caller concluded their statement to the …[READ MORE]
The problem is absolutism. The answer is perspective. With Mayor Albert Vera, Jr. posting a narrative on social media claiming that the pervious council “did nothing” to solve the homeless issue, he’s incorrect. Considering how …[READ MORE]
Once upon a time, there was a policy dispute at the Culver City City Council about a billboard. When the huge multinational Westfield corporation took over the aging Fox Hills Mall and did some upgrades, …[READ MORE]
Sometimes, it’s just the moment to have a moment. While I joke with my friends that I have to physically leave Culver City in order to be ‘off work,’ it’s a little bit true. Coming …[READ MORE]
The holiday season always has a reflection on A Christmas Carol – this year, it’s time for a Culver City Carol. It’s essential to remember the reason that the ghosts visit Ebenezer Scrooge is not …[READ MORE]
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