Legislation (SB 100) authored by Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. that will provide greater oversight and strengthen regulation of fertility clinics and surgical clinics where cosmetic surgeries are performed, cleared the Senate by a vote …[READ MORE]
What is the story with Measure EE, that parcel tax that we passed to help with funding the schools ? How many seniors opted out ? At the Culver City School Board Meeting on May …[READ MORE]
From the office of John Nachbar, City Manager, comes this news; California’s first Citizens Redistricting Commission is a new 14-member body charged with redrawing California’s Senate, Assembly, State Board of Equalization, and now Congressional districts …[READ MORE]
The Culver City delegation to the California State PTA 33rd District Sacramento Safari returned from Sacramento on Tuesday, March 22. There were about 75 33rd District PTA members on this trip, eight in our Culver …[READ MORE]
Not unexpected, but distressing nevertheless; with 10, 485 registered voters, only 2,514 of them bothered to show up and vote. The turnout was very low, but the close results show that some voters were paying …[READ MORE]
“Even if you decide not to vote for me,” Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees candidate Eric Aguirre pleaded, “just don’t vote for any of the incumbents. It’s really time for a change.” At …[READ MORE]
At the Culver City Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday March 3, the Radisson Hotel was a backdrop for a almost a hundred chamber members who came to hear California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer speak. …[READ MORE]
There is an election coming up on March 8 and you can get the information that you need at the Los Angeles Community College District Candidates Forum, to be held at the Veteran’s Auditorium (in …[READ MORE]
We do have an election coming up, but discussing politics could be fun anytime. The Culver City Democratic Club is now organizing social events to get more people involved in the group in fun and …[READ MORE]
If you live in Culver City, the ONLY thing on your March 8 ballot is four contests for seats on the LACCD Board of Trustees, all elected at large throughout the massive L.A. Community College …[READ MORE]
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