Many of you have asked me who and what I support in the upcoming election. I’m not going to cover every race or proposition, but I wanted to share some of my choices and a brief explanation of my thinking. My decisions are informed by my experience on the Redondo Beach City Council, eight years…
On November 3, Redondo Beach voters will decide on Measure ART, a set of land-use changes intended to help revitalize our commercial corridors, particularly Artesia Boulevard and Aviation Boulevard, while maintaining protections for surrounding neighborhoods. I’ve heard the arguments against Measure ART, and I understand why some residents have questions about parking, building heights, housing…
Measure ART includes important changes in South Redondo Beach, but we’re also taking steps to protect the rights of existing homeowners while creating new opportunities for commercial investment. Much of the discussion surrounding Measure ART, which will appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot, has focused on revitalizing the Artesia and Aviation commercial corridors in…
Redondo Beach has spent years discussing how to bring new life to our commercial corridors while protecting the neighborhoods around them. Measure ART gives us an opportunity to put that planning into action. I support Measure ART because I want our city to have thriving local businesses, more places to shop and dine close to…
Election Day is fast approaching! This is an all-mail election, and thousands of ballots have already been returned. Make sure your voice is heard and your vote is counted! To ensure your ballot arrives in time: ✅ Drop it off at one of the secure, official ballot drop boxes in Redondo Beach before 8:00 p.m. on March…
Ensure Your Vote Is Counted This year will be the first election using Ranked Choice Voting. This system allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference rather than selecting just one. If no candidate receives a majority of first-choice votes, the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated, and their votes are redistributed to the voters’ next…
The City of Redondo Beach’s Charter Review Advisory Committee has made the recommendation to turn the elected City Attorney position into one appointed by the City Council and Mayor. I think this is a bad idea. So have the residents of Redondo Beach in the past when this has come up. Five times. Here are…
California’s Proposition 13 California School and College Facilities Bond sounds good on the surface, but has some major issues that cause concern for a large number of school districts. When I make decisions as a member of the school board, I base my choices on what is best for the kids. When I look at…
I don’t normally get long winded on political issues, and rarely find a school bond I don’t support. Until now. Proposition 13 is poorly written and will have severe negative consequences for RBUSD and districts like ours across the state. I’m sure the very large districts will do just fine with this proposition. Those with…
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