By Greta Cobar The new owner of the Venice historic post office not only removed the Edward Biberman mural from the lobby, but is also planning to move it to a different […]
Taxing Big Oil Could Mean Big Money
By Don Geagan Why doesn’t California have a oil extraction tax? As the third largest oil producer in the United States, California is the only state that does not have such a […]
Get Out and Vote on Tuesday, March 5
By the Venice Chapter, Peace and Freedom Party The recommended candidates participating in the Primary Nominating Election on Tuesday, March 5 are boldfaced below, followed by a simple summary. The choices are […]
Little Free Library
If you walk around Venice, you might notice little boxes in front of houses. On closer examination, it says “Little Free Library – Take a book, leave a book.” Apparently this is […]
El Bordello Alexandria
By CJ Gronner I’ve walked by the big, crazy looking gargoyle house on Westminster and Speedway for years, always wondering what the story of the place could possibly be. I finally got […]
Jazz in the Canals
By Anne Alvarez Chris Bennett sits still during a moment of reflection on the patio of her home overlooking the Venice Canals, as she takes me back through a multi faceted career […]
Artist Profile: Barbara Mastej and John Ransom
By Greta Cobar It might not be breaking news that Venice attracts artists and fosters creativity, but take a moment and listen to the story of Barbara Mastej and John Ransom, who […]
Normal Is Dead
By CJ Gronner I am thrilled to report that my good friends at the Venice Beach Freak Show are getting their own reality show on AMC, called, appropriately, Freakshow, which starts airing […]
Our Venice Skatepark – A Diamond in the Rough
By CJ Gronner Happy New Year, People! In the interest of shining a light on the things that are still awesome about living in Venice in 2013, I recently dug a little […]
Mural Illustrating Abbot Kinney Should Be Moved to Abbot Kinney Library
By Greta Cobar We as Venetians are upholding our reputation of not giving up. So here’s the latest on our up-and-going, not-nearly-over fight with the United States Postal Service (USPS) and the […]
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