Compassion is accessible when we realize there are different levels of Consciousness embodied in the Absolute Cosmic Consciousness that is God. Everything is the manifestation of God. Every manifest creation is the […]
Swami Speaks
The Oil Spill and the Green Revolution
By Stephen Fiske Historical paradigm shifts occur when a critical mass has coalesced, born out of a movement embracing a new idea, a new consciousness. Examples of this are the Women’s Suffrage […]
Warning: Pensions in Peril
By DeDe Audet Articles in CityWatch (an online newsletter circulated among Neighborhood Council Coalition members) about pension planning engage my interest, but often reach above my ability to understand. It appears that […]
Tragic Death on Prom Night
By Greta Cobar Prom is a celebration and a right of passage that students as well as parents envision and dwell on for a long time before it comes about. Having a […]
Lincoln Place Lives!
Final agreement signed: 83 evicted families will return, all buildings will be preserved, a total of 795 apartments will be occupied. By Jim Smith How do you spell victory? L-i-n-c-o-l-n P-l […]
RV Residents Under Gun (stick); Showdown is June 10
Is it really possible that the powerful California Coastal Commission will cave in to a lawsuit started by an irate Venice resident? It’s more than possible, it’s probable, unless Venice residents turn […]
Letters
Homes With Wheels – Therese Dietlin City Doesn’t Care about Beach – Annette Robinson Food Trucks – David of Slice Truck —— Homes With Wheels Dear Beachhead, The letter from Bill Rosendahl […]
Venice Hosts Produce Exchange – Share the Surplus!
By Joey Marie Soto On May 22 a group of us got together to organize the first West Side Produce Exchange. The location of the site was right here in Venice, at […]
“Death by Police Car” Victim’s Family Files Suit
A civil suit for negligence was filed May 13 in the Santa Monica Division of Superior Court against the city of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Police Department for the death […]
Color Comes to the Beach
By C.J. Gronner June Gloom has arrived here at the beach. It makes it extra hard to get up early in the morning to have my walk along the shore, but we […]
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