Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, The $42 million question: Can’t we all get on board to pass Measure E in March? Many who want the community to vote against Measure E are quick to say they know and …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  If the past is any kind of indicator of what might happen in the future-if Measure E passes, it should be better than the district-hired adviser’s partial guess. Using a rounded-down, 1.06% average …[READ MORE]

Dear Culver City Schools Community, We are a group of El Marino Language School parents/caregivers in support of Measure E. But, as members of the CCUSD community, we are deeply invested in the future of …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The roofs at the high school are leaking and the halls are flooding. And supporters of Measure E argue those funds should be used to fix the roofs and drains. However, I would …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Where do I start? Calling this Measure the “Safer Schools” measure is vintage CA politics. Who wouldn’t want “Safer Schools”? How about the “Every Homeowner Pays $1000/yr more School Improvement” measure? At least …[READ MORE]

I am the Deputy Commissioner of the Culver City Senior Softball Association. We play our games on Sunday mornings on the two fields at Veteran’s Park and play at BIll Botts Field for the six …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Like so many other Culver City families, the reason mine moved here is that we needed good schools for our kids. And CCUSD has delivered for us: the high school did a great …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: I am a loud Measure E supporter because as a parent of a kindergartner at La Ballona I know the unsafe state of our school facilities, and I know the district doesn’t have …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I am writing about large construction firms who have their sights set on Culver City. To start with, TELACU, a large construction company, donated $25,000 to the Yes on E campaign on January …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I’m responding to “Political Posters Offend, Customer Walks” letter by Joel H. Albers regarding the window posters at Jackson Market featuring the Jewish Voice for Peace. The writer makes certain statements about the …[READ MORE]