Dear Editor – It’s election time again in Culver City. Even though the national headlines recently can elicit an intense sense of dread, numbness or listlessness there is still much that can be accomplished locally. …[READ MORE]
Attending this week’s Culver City candidate‘s forum, I was disappointed in the lack of focus on the residents and businesses of Culver City by the CCDC-endorsed slate of “progressive” candidates. Whether they are prepping for …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, After six years of increases, the 2024 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count numbers show a slight decrease in the number of people experiencing homelessness on any given night in Los Angeles County. While …[READ MORE]
Deqr Editor, The other day, I received the latest Culver City Democratic Club (CCDC) newsletter. Once again, reading the document frustrated and angered me. I wasn’t frustrated or angry because we, as a society, are …[READ MORE]
Editor: In response to both Josh Allan and Ronald Davis’s letters, I would have to agree with Mr. Allan–that it is beyond the purview of Culver City Council to pass a resolution regarding the Israel-Gaza …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, In response to the letter from Ronald L.F. Davis published on June 27th (“Council Should Support Ceasefire Resolution”) perhaps Mr. Davis should direct his efforts towards encouraging Hamas to accept any of the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Several Culver City residents appeared before two meetings of the Culver City Council earlier this year to request the Council place on the agenda for discussion a proclamation calling for an immediate ceasefire …[READ MORE]
Dear City Council Candidates and Prospective Candidates: Several years ago, the Culver City hired Moss Adams LLP as its Internal Auditor, and commissioned a related report. The report recommended the establishment of an independently managed …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I was excited to read the Culver City Crossroads coverage of LA County’s free beach access offer to commemorate Juneteenth (“County to Offer Free Access for Beaches and Museums to Commemorate Juneteenth”). Sadly, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, At their June 17, 2021 meeting, the Culver City Council passed a resolution apologizing for the City’s history of racial discrimination and committing to explore reparations. The vote was 3-2, with Yasmine-Imani McMorrin, …[READ MORE]
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