The national election has left many in Culver City horrified. Instead of breaking the glass ceiling, it's as if the sky has fallen, and the highest office has espoused the lowest ideologies: bigotry, sexism, religious intolerance, mass deportations, torture, homophobia, anti-intellectualism, the suppression of the...
UPDATE (11/26/16): In August, the Council sent the polystyrene ban proposal back to the Sustainability Subcommittee, on which I serve. This was the second time the subcommittee was asked to weigh in on the ban. Unfortunately, the two committee members are split on this issue...
It was a great honor to receive the Smith Weiss Award from the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters on May 22nd, 2016. [caption id="attachment_2054" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Receiving Award from LALCV President Tom Eisenhauer[/caption] I'd like to thank LALCV for this recognition and long-time support for my...
Culver City fell 2% below its 16% water reduction target in December. Cumulatively, we're still doing alright at 17.6% overall water reduction (from June 2015). We should definitely have done better in December, though. One of the easiest ways to save water is by reducing outdoor watering....
The Culver City Council has been fighting for stronger protections for people and the environment in our 10% portion of the largest contiguous urban oil field in the U.S.: the Inglewood Oil Field. We're in the process of drafting new regulations now. Listen to this interview...