This weekend will be full of activity for the Clarke campaign! With just 10 days left before election day, the Clarke campaign will be reaching out to Culver City voters by phone and door-to-door. You …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I am writing today in support of Meghan Sahli-Wells for Culver City City Council. I am a newcomer to Culver City. I moved here only in July, but it was love at first …[READ MORE]
Whether we like it or not, we are living in “interesting times.” The economy is limping toward a recovery, but cities are still feeling a serious financial crunch. On a state and national level, politicians …[READ MORE]
“When I am elected to City Council, I will use the experience I gained during my five years on the Planning Commission and six years on the City Council to implement substantial policy changes that …[READ MORE]
Was it the pizza? When the kids took their votes in last Wednesday evening at the “Ask 2 Know” City Council Candidates Forum,the results were flavorful. “The students in Ms. Gilbert-Rolfe’s classes voted in a …[READ MORE]
Kids and government normally are not seen as hand in hand. The goal at the Ivy Substation Wednesday night March 14 was to change that. The Ask 2 Know Council Candidates Forum, sponsored by Kids …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Reality check time. At last night’s School Board meeting the District’s Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Ali Delawalla, clearly spelled out the dire economic future facing our school district. The State is running out …[READ MORE]
The movement to increase transparency in the nation’s largest urban oil field gained some more momentum last Thursday night as over 100 community members who live, work, and play near the Baldwin Hills Oil Field …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor – A number of City Councilmembers and City Council candidates have signed the petition and/or have clearly stated their support for parent-funded services within our schools. Indeed, Mayor Mehaul O’Leary, Councilmembers Jeff Cooper …[READ MORE]
Scott Malsin’s Council candidacy has been endorsed by the Culver City Firefighters Association (CCFFA) for the third time. In making their announcement, the CCFFA remarked on the challenging transition ahead: 25 percent of the workforce …[READ MORE]
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