Opinions

Culver City Council heard us! Thanks to all of us whose comments overwhelmed the Culver City oil field EIR process with substantive data to support our two common asks: 2500′ buffer zones from drilling to …[READ MORE]

I know you are writing from the heart when you are addressing the mayoral rotation issue. But I want you to know how much I personally appreciate your calling this council on their [stuff.]. I’m …[READ MORE]

The City’s contract with Redflex expires in August, and I am concerned that staff will take your approval of the police department’s budget presentation as formal direction to extend the contract to August 2019 or …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The community meeting on Culver Boulevard will be held at the Senior Center 4095 Overland Ave. on May 15 at 7 pm. The Culver Median water infiltration and rebuild of the Median Park …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor – After locker room, lobby, and pool renovations, the Culver-Palms Family YMCA is looking better than ever and is welcoming members old and new to enjoy the Y experience. The branch’s Annual Support …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I am appalled, but not shocked, at the events that took place at the City Council meeting on 4/30/2018. Goran Eriksson was elected to serve on the Council by the people of this …[READ MORE]

Dear Culver City Community: CA Senator Wieckowski Wants ALL Condo Owners to email their Condo Problems to Heather.Resetarits@sen.ca.gov to persuade the CA Senate Judiciary Committee to pass Senate Bill 1265 on May 8. I am …[READ MORE]

Thank you everyone who has been involved with “SAVE THE CULVER BOULEVARD MEDIAN PARK – AGAIN!” Your participation has again helped achieve some important results regarding this project. It is currently looking like it will …[READ MORE]

City Council members, because of our recent city council race, this has been a time of celebration for some, and a time of frustration and disappointment for others. I regret this, but it’s understandable. I …[READ MORE]

Of the 294,054 registered voters able to participate in last week’s special election for Sebastian Ridley-Thomas’ Assembly seat representing the 54th district, only 24,800 (8.43%) turned out to vote. By those numbers, a candidate only …[READ MORE]