Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,    Last night Culver City Councilmember Dan Lee insultingly called all the Culver City Police racist!What saddens me is that no other council members called him out for his outrageous remarks because they …[READ MORE]

When Albert Vera Jr. was sworn in as a Culver City Council member on December 14, 2020, he made a speech claiming without evidence that his election victory demonstrated that voters were tired of “negative …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,   It doesn’t matter who you voted for. It doesn’t matter what party you belong to. If you are an American citizen who believes in the liberal values of our 1st Amendment right to …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The Culver City Police Department is aware of recent media reports regarding off-duty police officers participating in the acts of violence and civil unrest in Washington D.C. We wanted to take a moment …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  We are Culver City for More Homes (CC4MH), a grassroots volunteer group of Culver City residents and stakeholders, fighting to fix our town’s housing crisis. Our city and state are struggling with environmental, …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  By wearing a Blue Lives Matter band during his oath of office, Councilman Albert Vera showed his appreciation of the CCPOA and its campaign support given him through their own independent campaign mailings. …[READ MORE]

Dear Mayor Eriksson,  Thank you for your State of the City message and for all of your efforts during this time of Covid, especially your commitment to assure our food-insecure residents were cared for, as …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  I think it is worth noting that, in spite of all the prior concerns about merging the Culver City municipal elections with national elections, the turnouts were spectacular. In April 2018, the top …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, With the state sanctioning of voting by mail due to the pandemic and for the convenience of all currently registered voters, you are now able to fill out your ballot while sunning in …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  About 60% of Culver City voters have already cast their ballots by mail, and many (like me) have voted in person. In this last crucial day before the most important election in my …[READ MORE]