Dear Editor, On February 13, 2019, a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge entered a judgment in my favor, awarding both compensatory and punitive damages, against Culver City Observer, Inc.—operator of the Culver City Observer newspaper, …[READ MORE]
As a 20 year Culver City resident, I understand the concerns of others that the use of drones may result in problems. However, as a former prosecutor, I have seen that when drones are used …[READ MORE]
The latest audit report by the outside auditing firm Christy White confirms what district critics of its long-term spending spree has said over the past four years. The report states that our district’s General Fund …[READ MORE]
Like Senator Scott Weiner’s earlier bill on this matter I was critical of it because it uses transit corridors as a means to increase development. I am not opposed to developments as long as they …[READ MORE]
Today, the congregants of the Tree of Life Synagogue continue to bury their dead. It’s yet another chapter in our national ignominy of mass shootings and death by AR-15 assault rifles in the hands of …[READ MORE]
California has the world’s fifth-largest economy as well as the largest number of children living in poverty and highest percentage of English learners in the nation, yet the state of California spends less per pupil …[READ MORE]
Every year on the Jewish High Holy Days, we offer a prayer called the “Al Chet.” It is a prayer about the sins we have committed over the past year for which we ask God’s …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Culver City is a diverse, innovative and intergenerationally robust community. Large employers such as Sony, Symantec, Amazon Studios and Apple Studios choose to locate in Culver City because of our high quality schools, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Serving our school district at-large and individual school sites (particularly for programs in the Whole Child initiative) has given me a unique perspective on the efforts our district makes to serve all of …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, This letter is in support of Measure K, on the November 6 ballot. By any reasonable standard, our schools are under-funded. Whether you blame state or county government, bureaucracy, politicians, or something else, …[READ MORE]
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