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Dear Editor, Just after I put my shamrock up in the front window and went outside to take a photo of it, I heard a man with an Irish accent walking nearby with two young …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: Hopefully, in the near future and with minimal damage, the coronavirus will be in our rear-view mirror. Then, we will be back to tracking BearCats. This letter responds to three of CCPOA’s claims …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, The purpose of this letter is to address the pending decision which will be made by our Culver City Council members regarding the purchase of an Emergency Rescue Vehicle. An Emergency Rescue Vehicle …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, It might be hard for proponents of Culver City Police Department’s purposed purchase of a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck (BearCat) to acknowledge the obvious: BearCats—no matter how fearsome—do NOT prevent …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I am a Culver City gardener, a long-term Culver City resident and business owner. On behalf of my fellow [community] gardeners and potential members we implore you to maintain and work with us …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Culver City has absolutely NO need for its own Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck (BearCat). By virtue of the property taxes we pay to Los Angeles County; the Los Angeles County …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Last night’s discussion at the Culver City Senior Center demonstrated that fear is a potent motivator. The Hawthorne Police Department displayed a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck (BearCat), which the Culver …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Culver City government enjoys spending other people’s money, and its culture of unaccountability continues. Unfortunately, the “other people” are us—Culver City taxpayers. Last year, I served a Public Record Act (PRA) request on …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: Since 1778, whistle-blowing has been one of the best tools to fight government corruption. However, Culver City officials recently engaged in a secret switcheroo that makes one observer wonder whether Culver City is …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Before Culver City rushes into following the City of Berkeley and eliminating natural gas hookups from residential buildings, it should carefully consider the consequences.  In particular, for a city so concerned with social …[READ MORE]