Garth Sanders

Karen Bass, Speaker Emeritus of the state Assembly, has announced her support for Councilman Scott Malsin in his re-election bid for a seat on the City Council on the April 13 ballot.

When City Council candidate Jeff Cooper won one of the two endorsements issued last week by the Culver City Chamber of Commerce, here is what he told the 18 members who were present:

761|left|||no_popup City Council contender Jeff Cooper, flanked by his campaign co-chair Michael Whitaker and his Walk Coordinator Karen Gibbs, launched his walking tour of Culver...

County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, whose Second District includes Culver City, announced today that he is supporting City Councilman Scott Malsin for re-election on April...

Jeff Cooper, who announced his candidacy for City Council on July 6, and formally kicked off his run on Oct. 11, now has made his pursuit of the Council seat official.

Culver City High School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts production of Nicholas Nickleby, a first-place winner in Los Angeles County this month, will be remounted on a large stage on campus next month.

Campaigning the old-fashioned way, on bicycle wheels, City Council candidate Jeff Cooper — center, or eighth from the right — rolled out his first in a series of “Cruisin’ with Cooper” monthly bicycle Rides last Saturday. Mr. Cooper and his supporters cruised through the Carlson Park and Lindberg Park neighborhoods, stopping to chat with prospective voters, which, of course, was the point.

719|left|||no_popup Neither rain, snow nor Election Day has managed to slow the passion of parents and others supporting Measure EE, the parcel tax...

In the closing hours, here are the odds from the insider, in her own words: Karlo Silbiger — Karlo was my...

Although the subject this morning is Jeff Cooper’s candidacy for the City Council — the election is in April — the accompanying photo may have been shot by the author of the “Where’s Waldo?” series. Waldo was easier to find than the candidate in this crowd. Sleuthing determined he is 21st from the left, 5th from the right in the second row. Mr. Cooper already has proven himself the most imaginative of contenders for the two available City Council seats by being the first to declare. Sixty-five persons attended last Sunday’s campaign kickoff, most of whom got in front of the camera ahead of him.