West Los Angeles Politics
Profile: Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin’s Campaign for Culver City Council
Whether she is working in marketing or politics, Jeanine Wisnowsky Stehlin will always be an arts person. Enriching the arts in Culver City is one of her biggest priorities in running for a seat on the Culver City Council this November. She worked as a Cultural Affairs Commissioner for the city from 2016 to 2024 and argues that bringing in more places to practice and foster the arts is necessary for the growth of the city.
Three Tips to Handle Election Anxiety
Election Day is less than a week away, but the story doesn’t end there. Unfortunately, neither does the anxiety that many people experience while dealing with the anticipation of election results. While the voting will finish the night of November 5, counts leading to the final results sometimes take weeks before a clear winner is found in many races.
Guest Commentary: Calling Out the Lies on the MOVE Culver City Lawsuit
I have said it before but unfortunately, it seems I need to repeat myself: I, Yotala Oszkay Febres-Cordero, am the lead representative in the lawsuit filed by Friends and Families for Move Culver City (FFMCC) against Culver City. No Culver City candidates or elected officials are part of this plaintiff group, nor have any of the candidates or elected officials been involved in the lawsuit whatsoever. Campaign flyers suggesting various candidates sued the City over this matter are peddling blatantly false information.
Candidates for LAUSD Board District 1 Prioritize Accountability and Student Support
Voters in L.A. Unified Board District 1 will decide between two candidates to replace board member George McKenna this November. Board District 1 (BD1) covers the majority of South L.A. and southwest L.A., abutting Beverly Hills, Culver City, and Inglewood. Candidates Sherlett Hendy Newbill and Kahllid Al-Alim advanced from the primary election in March, receiving 25 percent and 20 percent of the vote respectively.
Profile: Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin’s Campaign for Culver City Council
Whether she is working in marketing or politics, Jeanine Wisnowsky Stehlin will always be an arts person. Enriching the arts in Culver City is one of her biggest priorities in running for a seat on the Culver City Council this November. She worked as a Cultural Affairs Commissioner for the city from 2016 to 2024 and argues that bringing in more places to practice and foster the arts is necessary for the growth of the city.
Three Tips to Handle Election Anxiety
Election Day is less than a week away, but the story doesn’t end there. Unfortunately, neither does the anxiety that many people experience while dealing with the anticipation of election results. While the voting will finish the night of November 5, counts leading to the final results sometimes take weeks before a clear winner is found in many races.
Guest Commentary: Calling Out the Lies on the MOVE Culver City Lawsuit
I have said it before but unfortunately, it seems I need to repeat myself: I, Yotala Oszkay Febres-Cordero, am the lead representative in the lawsuit filed by Friends and Families for Move Culver City (FFMCC) against Culver City. No Culver City candidates or elected officials are part of this plaintiff group, nor have any of the candidates or elected officials been involved in the lawsuit whatsoever. Campaign flyers suggesting various candidates sued the City over this matter are peddling blatantly false information.
Candidates for LAUSD Board District 1 Prioritize Accountability and Student Support
Voters in L.A. Unified Board District 1 will decide between two candidates to replace board member George McKenna this November. Board District 1 (BD1) covers the majority of South L.A. and southwest L.A., abutting Beverly Hills, Culver City, and Inglewood. Candidates Sherlett Hendy Newbill and Kahllid Al-Alim advanced from the primary election in March, receiving 25 percent and 20 percent of the vote respectively.
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