Opinions

Dear Editor, One of the best things about living in Culver City is being able to send my children to an outstanding public school. Nine years ago my husband and I were looking to move …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, On the few lawn signs I’ve seen around the community supporting the passage of the school board’s Measure K, there is displayed a sentimental slogan: “It’s for Our Kids.” Its use is meant …[READ MORE]

Here’s the problem— the State of California passed a law requiring school districts to pay more for employee retirement programs. Complying with this law will cost our school district over $2 million a year. The …[READ MORE]

To the Editor, I am writing in support of the parcel tax being voted on this November. Known as Measure K, it will add $189 per parcel per year to Culver City property taxes for …[READ MORE]

Culver City is now ranked 14 out of 48 districts at $101,382–almost $2400 or 2.4% beyond the median salary for maximum pay. District-wide, this would come to over $1,150,000. This overage would make our district …[READ MORE]

Recently, Culver City Crossroads noted that the Culver City City Council joined LA County’s Clean Power Alliance and voted to serve Culver City businesses and residents with 100% renewable energy at a slightly higher rate …[READ MORE]

The financial health of most California school districts have significantly improved over the past six years. Last year, pension uncertainties forced 41 local educational agencies (LEAs) to declare that they are struggling and may be …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, My parents always taught me that when you’re angry about something, you have to take a step back, sleep on it, and decide if you are still angry enough to say what you …[READ MORE]

Honorable Mayor, Vice Mayor and members of the council, my name is Judy Scott and I am a 40 year resident of Culver City. I have really agonized about what to say tonight, and what …[READ MORE]

Good morning, Culver City! A new day is dawning! We are awakening! People First participatory democracy is a’happening in Culver City! Former Mayor Gary Silbiger must be thanked for breaking ranks with almost 100 years …[READ MORE]