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In a surprising retreat from his previous position, Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Ramon Cortines decided yesterday, April 6, that LAUSD students attending other districts would be able to do so through the next …[READ MORE]
Culver City Crossroads spoke with city council candidate Meghan Sahli-Wells on April 6 at 10:30 a.m. at the Tokyo 77 coffee shop downtown. Sahli-Wells was her usual confident and candid self, and she gave us …[READ MORE]
Bringing the Culver City council campaign to a close, Crossroads will be giving the candidates one more chance to sum up. Candidate Robert Zirgulis spoke with Crossroads on April 5 at 10:30 a.m. about his …[READ MORE]
Saturday March 27, Culver City had it’s last city council candidates forum before the April 13 election at Farragut Elementary. Candidates Scott Malsin, Meghan Sahli-Wells, Jeff Cooper and Robert Zirgulis were all there to present …[READ MORE]
A small crowd of spring bunnies seems to be looking forward to the holiday. Photo by Robert Rissman.
Culver City has a new Animal Services Officer, and Crossroads sat down to ask her a few questions and get to know her. Listen to what she has to say about her first pet (a …[READ MORE]
Crossroads is celebrating Women’s History Month by interviewing some of our most notable political females; the former mayors of Culver City. In a video presentation, Jozelle Smith, in her own words-
City council candidate Meghan Sahli-Wells sat down with Culver City Crossroads at the Grand Casino on Main Street last week, and spoke about her run for office and what Culver City means to her. After …[READ MORE]
Crossroads interviewed City Council candidate Robert Zirgulis at his “coffee chat” station on Sunday morning Feb. 14 at downtown Culver City’s Starbucks. With his dog Bowie as his “campaign manager” in attendance, Zirguilis talked about …[READ MORE]
Culver City Crossroads sat down with Jeff Cooper before his fundraiser at Kay ‘n Dave’s restaurant in downtown Culver City on Sat. Feb. 6 and listened to his thoughts about running for council, and why …[READ MORE]
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