By Jim Smith When President Obama nominated fellow Harvard Law School graduate Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court on March 16, he thought he was picking the least controversial judge he could […]
Judge Garland Stumbles Over The Venice Post Office
Editorial Cartoons and more by Jon Wolff
IT MATTERS
by Jon Wolff. If you’ve never attended a meeting of the Venice Neighborhood Council, you should come sometime to see how it all works. The Council discusses and votes on a variety […]
Burn Sage; Bill Rosendahl has passed
By Peggy Kennedy Bill Rosendahl brought in two new anti-homeless LA City laws (OPD, OVO) and used the Living in Vehicle law (LAMC 85.02) in 2010 which led to a landmark civil […]
Crassword Puzzle
Winter in Venice, 2016
Go home and write a poem, Mary it’s not that easy it looks easy: compared to writing a novel or some long memoir that used to be more interesting but now is […]
Mary Getlein’s Cat Drawings
That Special Place In Hell
On Sexism and the Race for the Presidency By Krista Schwimmer This year, women’s history month falls in a presidential election year. Fittingly, the National Women’s History Project (NWHP) has announced the […]
Lisa Robins’ “Blessing”
By Suzy Williams Venice goddess Lisa Robins gives a riveting and emotional performance as an Ivy-League Jewish girl who tries out kibbutz life. She falls in love and settles in Tecoa, Israel, […]
SILICON BEACH RESTRICTIONS ARE FINALLY IN COURT
by John Davis The City of LA, with Mike Bonin, Councilmember for CD 11, and City Attorney Mike Feuer, have fully supported violations of Article X of the California Constitution, and the […]
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