Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,  I wouild like to take up the topic of the City Attorney’s advice that Vice Mayor Puza and Former Mayor McMorrin should not vote on the Fox Hills Specific Plan because they are …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  A letter to the editor in this periodical called me out by name for my stance against re-tracking 9th and 10th grade English in Culver City Unified. The author suggested I had “suicidal …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The English teachers had their say – as well as their heads up their union. At Tuesday night’s (4/22/25) CCUSD Board meeting, several English teachers—including the department chair—attempted a defense of the ‘de-tracking’ …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,      It seems like yesterday that the concerns regarding the overdevelopment plans for Fox Hills were expressed to the City Council, but in reality it has been almost 2 years ago since …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,      Just a few blocks from downtown Culver City, in the South Robertson neighborhood, a modest proposal for 12 new homes, including one deeply affordable, three-bedroom unit, is being delayed by Los …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,    As the proud owner of Party Unlimited Supplies in Culver City, I’ve spent years helping local families and businesses create meaningful celebrations. In the aftermath of COVID-19, we’ve worked tirelessly to rebuild …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  When I was 10 my dad pulled me out of my fourth-grade classroom unexpectedly and took me to game 4 of the 1959 World Series. He was not much of a sports fan, …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,   Three years ago, Culver City Unified School District, (CCUSD) did away with honors programs in English at the middle school, as well as honors English in 9th and 10th grade at the high …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Thanks to all of you who have been supporting Jubilo Village during the last six years, or more recently. Many of you sent emails to the Culver City Council two weeks ago, urging …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, $838,710 for a two-bedroom apartment? That is average cost of the 93 units of affordable housing planned for Jubilo Village in Culver City. Yet the approximate average value of a two-bedroom condominium in …[READ MORE]