Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,  As president of the CCUSD Board of Education, I’m proud to share what we’ll be working on in the Culver City Schools community as we embark on a new academic year. Before I …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Crystal Alexander’s comment of August 28 illustrates nicely why, absent a radical change in approach, the City Council’s current tunnel vision pursuit of a parks bond, focused on just two parks, could sink …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  I want to tell a more complete truth about a story that’s been circulating. I was the victim of a crime but I don’t want that to be leveraged into a narrative that …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Thank you for publishing this writing from Alex Fisch. As I read the piece, I felt an insight into a conflicted person, one who does not trust elected officials nor the efforts of …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  It appears that one of our former City Council members is greatly misinformed and/or purposely pushing falsehoods. (August 25, 2023 Letter to the Editor “School Subjects and Community Concerns.”) It is incorrect that …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor –  It’s understandable that Culver City Unified School District’s separation with Superintendent Quoc Tran has generated lots of public opinion with little public information. Our deep concern about the education of our kids …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  In your August 16 article about the firing of CCUSD Superintendent Tran, board member Dr. Kelly Kent lamented the fact that his dismissal would impede the district’s ability to implement vital changes supported …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I am a concerned Culver City resident who regularly appreciates your publication.I realize that politics is so important these days, just not to me…I don’t know if there is a chance these days …[READ MORE]

This letter to the Culver City council was shared by Culver 878. Dear Mayor Vera, Vice Mayor McMorrin, Council Members Eriksson, O’Brien, and Puza, and City Staff: Since June of 2022, community members and parents …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: At its August 14, 2023 meeting, the Culver City Council voted unanimously to comply with a state law mandate to end single family zoning in Culver City. Things have really changed over the …[READ MORE]