Politics

From the City Council campaign of Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin “I’m thrilled to announce that I have received key endorsements that mean the world to me. These endorsements reflect the intersection of my work with my …[READ MORE]

There will be a lot on the ballot this November, and knowledge is power! Join us on line with the LA Public Library as the League of Women Voters of Greater Los Angeles walks us …[READ MORE]

Following his campaign kickoff, Andrew Lachman consolidated broad community support for his race for school board. The kickoff was attended approximately 25 friends and supporters such as Vice Mayor Dan O’Brien, Councilman Freddy Puza, CCUSD …[READ MORE]

Happy National Voter Registration Day! The 2024 General Election is almost here, and as a registered voter, you have the power to help your friends, family, and community make their voices heard. Even if you …[READ MORE]

Following their September 11, 2024 meeting, the members of the Culver City Democratic Club cast secure and anonymous online votes to determine which ballot measures the club would support or oppose in the upcoming general …[READ MORE]

So much to vote on – not only do you need to make choices about the Culver City Council, and the CCUSD School Board, Los Angeles County voters will vote on a charter amendment that …[READ MORE]

Parent advocate and ethics attorney Lindsay Carlson kicked off her campaign for Culver City School Board with a Campaign Launch event at a private home in Blair Hills. A graduate of the UCLA School of …[READ MORE]

Not a forum or a debate, just an event to shake hands, talk and meet the people running for Culver City Council in the November election. Our Culver is sponsoring a “Meet & Greet” at …[READ MORE]

When School Board member Brian Guerrero took the microphone on Sept. 2, 2024 at Sameen Ahmadnia’s campaign launch, he began with a jovial tone. “Most of you know that it isn’t often that the school …[READ MORE]

On Saturday night, September 7, 2024 the Culver City Democratic Club will be hosting the 6 pm showing of One Person, One Vote? at the Culver Theater (formerly the Arclight) at 9500 Culver Blvd. Come …[READ MORE]