Editor\'s Essays Articles

Speaking as a religious Jew, the most disheartening turn of the Presidential campaign has been the brazen daily mockery by the Angry Left of Mitt Romney’s religion.

With undeniable clarity and enviable eloquence, Sol Blumenfeld, perhaps the most under-rated orator in our town, explained – scenically, modestly – to a Chamber of Commerce breakfast yesterday how drastically the Redevelopment Agency has rearranged and upgraded Culver City just in the last four years.

[Editor’s Note: Community meeting tonight from 6 to 8, Crenshaw DWP Auditorium, 4030 Crenshaw Blvd. CrenshawSubway.org]

Before the magnificent King Day ceremonies began on Sunday afternoon, David Weisman, a pillar of the Culver City Democratic Club, was wondering why left-wing talk radio has been an historic oxymoron.

Every Saturday, Chuckie (I Wish I Had Been Born White) Blow writes a sickening essay on envy — envy of the ambitious on the right — in The New York Times.

Will you be rooting for Scott Malsin to return to the City Council in the April 10 election?

In the opening rounds of the Bennett-Harris family’s civil suit against the California National Guard in the murder of their sibling, playing out in a Downtown courtroom, even an objective observer can be shocked by the inertia that froze the Culver City Police Dept. and the Guard four years ago last summer.

Re “Morale Will be Devastated if City Workers Flee En Masse,” “Malsin Accuses City Hall of Miscalculations” and “Culver City, the Odd 1 Percent Community for Health Benefits”

Now that we are into December by a few hours, the most beautiful reason for all of us non-Christians to enjoy this season is magnificently colorful time-laden traditions.

Rudderless is the dominant concept of the new School Board.

Members should spend the rest of the month collecting training wheels, canes, crutches, skateboards, discount sailing lessons, water wings — any device that will keep the leaderless Board from drowning.