Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,  Culver City is known as “The Heart of Screenland.” It is now also known as “A City that hates Automobiles.” Driving through downtown Culver City is a nightmare. When we moved to CC …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Last month the City of Los Angeles adopted its 2022-23 budget, dedicating 2.6 times more funding to the Los Angeles Police Department than towards efforts to reduce homelessness. Culver City’s proposed 2022-23 budget, …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Your ‘Private Trees, Public Benefits’ article of July 2021, proved very helpful to me and the other homeowners  at out Fox Hills condos. We were very unhappy with the HOA action to cut …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  The Monday, June 6 City Council meeting proved again that City Council “Consent Items” aren’t what they used to be.By definition, “Consent” items are “considered to be routine in nature.” The general established …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The city council should not increase business taxes! As a small business owner, large family day care operator, I’m still struggling with my income due to the pandemic. Several parents sign up and …[READ MORE]

Dear Readers,     The editor has made an error. A letter that we published on April 28, 2022 from Ray Long was not submitted by Mr. Long. It was submitted by someone else (whose …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Those of us who oppose racism, must also support more housing in Culver City. Did you know that housing inequality is one of the major reasons there is a large wealth gap between …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, and fellow educators, Last night ( April 26, 2022) CCCT and the Association of Classified Employees (ACE) issued a demand to bargain over the 2022-23 school year calendar. For more than 20 years …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: At the first hybrid City Council meeting on April 11, I heard numerous commenters describing my unhoused neighbors and urging the City Council to “clear the tents” or “enforce the laws.” But few …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I write in support of the current efforts by our local and state officials to make significant policy changes to facilitate the building of more housing in all Culver City neighborhoods. I’m a …[READ MORE]