As extreme winds spread fires throughout the region, I am thinking of you. Here are some tips for dealing with the hazardous air quality we are experiencing.

I had the profound honor last week of stepping onto the dais for the first time as your Culver City Councilmember. Plus, join us Monday for a community menorah lighting at Village Well!

I would be honored to have you there with me as I take the oath and officially take a seat at the dais for the first time. Drinks and bites to follow at Rocco’s Tavern!

This win belongs to you, and I would be honored to have you at the meeting where I will be officially sworn in as your Councilmember! Plus, here are some organizations to consider supporting in the coming year.

Our grassroots people-powered campaign defied the odds.

While we await more ballots to be counted, we are feeling optimistic about our chances.

Regardless of the outcome, I’m so proud of what we have accomplished together. We ran a positive, people-powered campaign focused on the future.

Over the last several weeks, right-wing groups have banded together, unleashing a ghastly sum of over $200K on an onslaught of haunting ads. Many imply I’ve been lurking on the council for years, stirring up all sorts of frightful misdeeds. 👻🦇

Just 6 days left to elect a Council that serves all of us. Our voices and our votes are still more powerful than their money. Let’s use them.

There’s less than two weeks left in this race, and corporate lobbyists and police groups have dumped more than $200,000 into our small city to elect people who are beholden to them, not you.

Several negative mailers funded by a mega-developer, the police officers’ association, and other right-wing lobbyists have hit mailboxes across the city. These conservative special interest groups are clearly worried that our inclusive message is resonating with voters.

Why did corporate developers, real estate investors, a Beverly Hills Republican donor, and a police association just pour $162,108 into the Culver City Council election?

That closeted Bar Mitzvah boy you see above is wishing you a Happy National Coming Out Day and a meaningful Kol Nidre!

A pedestrian was killed Monday afternoon at Wesley & National, just 100 feet from my home and near an elementary school where families cross the street daily.

Postcard parties! Climate parties! Door-knocking! Just 39 days left to go and so many different ways to get involved in this weekend.

More major endorsements rolling in plus ways you can get involved this weekend!

Our vision for the future of Culver City couldn't be more different than the not-in-my-backyard Council majority.

Just as our neighbor cities are accelerating their safe streets infrastructure, we are the only ones actively undoing ours.

Climate change is here-- we need leaders bold enough to fight it.