Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, Sierra Club California strongly opposes this recall and we urge you to vote NO on question 1 of your ballot. California has a low bar to recall elected officials, which has led to …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, This week, the California Legislature, a graveyard of many past bills allowing for more housing stock, finally took action and passed SB 9 and SB 10, both of which ease restrictions on building …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  The article on Density and Drought [Letter to the Editor culvercitycrossroads.com/2021/08/27/dear-editor-density-and-drought/]  states Apartments and multi-plexes use less irrigation and are just generally more water-efficient than the detached homes that make up the majority …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, As California enters into a state of near-permanent drought, cities like ours need to be be mindful of how our policy choices impact our resources… in particular our most precious resource: water. That’s …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The only realistic way to solve our local housing shortage is to build more housing! Over the past 15 years, for each new housing unit constructed in Culver City, we’ve added 49 new …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, They came after us. Now, they are coming after Jackson. Who’s next? We are residents of the 10700 block of Farragut Drive. Businesses, several schools and a mega church surround us. Numerous organizations …[READ MORE]

Why am I voting NO on the Recall to Gov Newsom? Very simply, your wellbeing & mine depend on keeping Gov Newsom in office. Although he has disappointed me on some issues, Gov Newsom’s deliverables …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  As our City is growing ever more divided over housing needs, I am writing to appeal to the noble instincts in each of us. Let me begin by defining terms with the intent …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Culver City Crossroads published a letter from Daniel Kammen to the Culver City Council. The letter was in support of the Council agenda to replace R-1 zoning with 4 unit housing on each …[READ MORE]

To the Editor: I am surprised at my apathy towards the change to R1 zoning that is being proposed by the Culver City Council. Since I skew conservative, I thought about how I arrived at …[READ MORE]