Hope the heat hasn’t got you beat! Council meeting tonight with a packed agenda including: plan for the olympics, the loan terms for affordable housing, single stair reform, and protections for tenants impacted by ICE.

Plus I do my millenial best to make sure our young people see the big news about Council helping out the school district.

Tonight! CCUSD is facing massive cuts. City Council can help.

Meeting tonight at 7pm! Plus a quick recap of what went down at last week’s special meeting about the ICE raids.

License plate readers, police mutual aid, and other items coming to the Council at Wednesday’s emergency meeting.

Plus ‘Citizens Assemblies’ and improving local government in Culver City.

Monday night, Culver City passed it’s budget, and despite our fiscal challenges, there’s a lot to be excited about.

We will be voting on whether to approve next year’s budget which includes historic investments in affordable housing and a community-driven budget process.

Don’t forget to RSVP for the Pride event of the season! Plus a recap of the last few Council meetings.

Great news! A better budget process is one step closer. Because of your efforts, we set aside $250K to improve our budget process to involve the community at every stage.

Councilmember McMorrin and I brought forth a proposal to invest $250,000 to develop a new, community-driven budget process — one that’s transparent, participatory, and built to last.

Plus… the last Culver City Council meeting went until 1:06AM 😴here’s what went down!

Lots to discuss at tonight’s meeting at 7pm!

Plus, some thoughts on the upcoming sales tax ballot measure.

After a month off, we’re back! There’s an important Culver City Council meeting tonight at 7PM to discuss some very important issues. Come through!

This is something I talked to folks about a lot during the campaign last year, and I’m really grateful that we’re getting it done.

This is the only shovel-ready affordable housing project on the Westside, and it has been in the works for over 6 years.

Budgets should be living, breathing documents that respond to the needs of our community. Not fossils set in amber.

How can we ensure our city spends its limited resources on what our community actually wants?

Tonight will decide whether the city grants a request to loan of $16M to build 93 units of affordable housing.

Monday’s Council meeting was a doozy— it went til 2am! Lots of updates to share.