Politics

Sometimes I wonder if I’m on a reality show. Seriously, when I read just a few of the recent “news” items in my own Culver City, I fear that the ethical and moral compass in …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I have read with dismay all of the recent negative campaigning regarding the upcoming 2012 Culver City Council elections. Speaking with one of the candidates on Thursday evening, I related that I believed …[READ MORE]

Malsin wants you to vote for him because of his past “track record” and “institutional memory”. Institutional memory is a collective set of facts, concepts, experiences and know-how held by a group of people. One …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, I’ve lived in Culver City for almost 30 years and voted in every election. I’m a big fan of politics and I’m also a big sports fan. When the New Orleans Saints won …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, While the national economy seems, finally, to be heading in the right direction, the past several years have taught all of us the importance making wise decisions in the face of economic uncertainty …[READ MORE]

To the Editor: I enthusiastically endorse Meghan Sahli-Wells for City Council. So many reasons, so little space. But here are a few: Meghan believes our residents must be involved in the decisions that affect them. …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: It may well be that negative attacks and personal animosities are just a part of the “democratic process,” as I suppose was the “Swift Boats for Justice” campaign which sought to turn a …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, We enthusiastically endorse Meghan Sahli-Wells for Culver City Council. Meghan would greatly broaden the council’s ability to represent and relate to the full breadth of Culver City’s diverse and vibrant community. We’ve especially …[READ MORE]