Garth Sanders
Labor Endorsement for Armenta
City Clerk Christopher Armenta, a candidate for City Council in the April 8 election, received the endorsement this week of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, the second largest labor group in the country, representing over 350 unions and over 800,000 workers.
“I have been a union member for many years,” Mr. Armenta said, “and I am committed to working closely with the police, fire, and other city employees.”
In addition to this endorsement, Mr. Armenta is supported by five former mayors, five current or former School Board members, and every Culver City elected official at the state and federal levels.
“I have been a union member for many years,” Mr. Armenta said, “and I am committed to working closely with the police, fire, and other city employees.”
In addition to this endorsement, Mr. Armenta is supported by five former mayors, five current or former School Board members, and every Culver City elected official at the state and federal levels.
New Labor Endorsement for Loni Anderson
Loni Anderson, running for the City Council in the April 8 election, today is the only candidate to have received endorsement from the Los Angeles Orange County Building and Construction Trades Council Endorsement, with specific support from the Iron Workers Union, the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers and the Pipe Fitters Union.
Last week, Ms. Anderson received the endorsement of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.
Last week, Ms. Anderson received the endorsement of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.
Cooper’s Favorite Vehicle: His Feet
With his campaign in full swing, on any given day you’ll find City Council candidate Jeff Cooper walking the residential neighborhoods to meet Culver City ’s voters.
“I have always appreciated the fact that Council candidates need to earn every vote,” said Mr. Cooper. “It’s one of the things I love about this town.”
“I have always appreciated the fact that Council candidates need to earn every vote,” said Mr. Cooper. “It’s one of the things I love about this town.”
Bernie Parks Endorses Henderson
Bernard Parks has a jumbo race of his own to worry about.
However, he has his eye on other campaigns on the Westside.
Taking time from his fierce race with state Sen. Mark Ridley-Thomas (D-Culver City) for a seat on the County Board of Supervisors, Mr. Parks today is endorsing Dr. Luther Henderson for the City Council of Culver City in the April 8 election.
However, he has his eye on other campaigns on the Westside.
Taking time from his fierce race with state Sen. Mark Ridley-Thomas (D-Culver City) for a seat on the County Board of Supervisors, Mr. Parks today is endorsing Dr. Luther Henderson for the City Council of Culver City in the April 8 election.
Council Hails Girl Scouts at 96
On the 96th anniversary of the Girls Scouts of the USA and in recognition of Girl Scout Week, the City Council last week honored three representatives of the Angeles Girl Scout Council, Melody Nishida, who is president of the Council’s Board of Directors, and two Scouts, Jennifer and Kristina Schultz.
Some 9700 girls and 6,000 adult volunteers belong to the Angeles Council, which covers more than 100 communities.
Some 9700 girls and 6,000 adult volunteers belong to the Angeles Council, which covers more than 100 communities.
Armenta Heads for Blair Hills
City Clerk Christopher Armenta, a candidate for City Council in the April 8 election, will hold a community gathering in Blair Hills on Saturday, beginning at 5 o’clock, at the home of Rosie McCann and Jon Melvin, 5802 Vicstone Ct.
Among the host committee is School Board member Saundra Davis. A light dinner will be served while residents have an opportunity to ask questions of Mr. Armenta.
Among the host committee is School Board member Saundra Davis. A light dinner will be served while residents have an opportunity to ask questions of Mr. Armenta.
For Cary Anderson, an Evening at Home with a...
City Council candidate Cary Anderson hosted the veteran television newsman Stan Chambers at his home last Saturday
Friends and supporters of Mr. Anderson stopped to chat with Mr. Chambers and his wife Gege by for an intimate evening of book signing, conversation about the past and the present of Los Angeles, and to help raise funds for Cary Anderson's campaign.
Unique among television newscasters everywhere in the world, Mr. Chambers has been with Channel 5 for the past 60 years, which must be a record for the industry.
Friends and supporters of Mr. Anderson stopped to chat with Mr. Chambers and his wife Gege by for an intimate evening of book signing, conversation about the past and the present of Los Angeles, and to help raise funds for Cary Anderson's campaign.
Unique among television newscasters everywhere in the world, Mr. Chambers has been with Channel 5 for the past 60 years, which must be a record for the industry.
A Sweep for Weissman — He Collects Every Endorsement Handed Out
Is this a first in Culver City politics?
With the recent endorsement of the Beverly Hills/Greater Los Angeles Assn. of Realtors and the Culver City Employees Assn., Planning Commissioner Andy Weissman has locked up endorsements from every organization that has announced plans to endorse a City Council candidate in the April 8 election.
“I am truly flattered by the depth and breadth of support I have received,” Mr. Weissman said.
With the recent endorsement of the Beverly Hills/Greater Los Angeles Assn. of Realtors and the Culver City Employees Assn., Planning Commissioner Andy Weissman has locked up endorsements from every organization that has announced plans to endorse a City Council candidate in the April 8 election.
“I am truly flattered by the depth and breadth of support I have received,” Mr. Weissman said.
Fresh Air for Armenta — Two Environment Groups Backing Him
The air around City Clerk Christopher Armenta’s campaign for the City Council feels more fragrant this morning.
Mr. Armenta is basking in the endorsements of strong environmentalists in Culver City and throughout the region for the April 8 election.
The League of Conservation Voters and the Sierra Club, two leading organizations that work to elect pro-environment candidates, both are backing Mr. Armenta.
Mr. Armenta is basking in the endorsements of strong environmentalists in Culver City and throughout the region for the April 8 election.
The League of Conservation Voters and the Sierra Club, two leading organizations that work to elect pro-environment candidates, both are backing Mr. Armenta.
Wolkowitz Endorses Henderson For City Council Election
City Council candidate Dr. Luther Henderson, who will inaugurate a series of Meet and Greet events on Saturday afternoon at Fox Hills Park, today was endorsed by former Culver City Mayor Ed Wolkowitz for election to the City Council on April 8.
“I have been quite impressed with Luther’s decision-making abilities as a member and chairperson of the Cultural Affairs Commission,” Mr. Wolkowitz said.
“I have been quite impressed with Luther’s decision-making abilities as a member and chairperson of the Cultural Affairs Commission,” Mr. Wolkowitz said.
