By Mark Lipman If you think you are tired of reading about homelessness, just imagine how tired we are of writing about it. Yet again the Venice Neighborhood Council has commissioned a […]
Homelessness – Here We Go Again
Corruption
Dear Beachhead, The City’s promise was to take away the Commercial vending from the boardwalk and restore the ambiance of quality. The first day of the Lottery, some City employee held spaces […]
Oppression 101
By Mary Getlein Welcome to California: Where we spend 2 million dollars on a skate park Where we spend 6 million dollars on twenty new police where we spend untold million […]
Beachhead Recommendations on the Propositions
Prop. 1 – High Speed Rail Bonds – Yes Bonds are the worst way to finance anything, but a bullet train network in California will never get built overwise. Prop. 2 – […]
September 2008 – The Situation for the Arts on Ocean Front Walk
By Samuel Brantley The writer has experienced the change in the area’s creativity from what was once free and vibrant to what is now oftentimes quite stifling under the influence of the […]
September 2008 – Another View of Spy Cameras
By Laddie Williams I read and reread last month’s article, It’s Spy Camera’s vs. Street Dealers in Oakwood, and I have these thoughts as a born and raised Venetian. I will tell […]
September 2008 – Letters
• More on Spy Cameras – Anonymous • Long Live Poets! – Krista Schwimmer • We Are All “Arch” Conservatives – DeDe Audet ————- More on Spy Cameras Dear Beachhead, I noticed your first page article, written […]
September 2008 – With Enough Shovels
By Jim Smith Groundbreaking for new metered parking spots on Tabor Court, Aug. 14, behind the Abbot Kinney stores, saw Councilmember Bill Rosendahl and various city of Los Angeles bureaucrats wielding shovels […]
September 2008 – City of L.A. Approves Overnight Permit Parking Throughout Venice
Measure Aimed at Homeless but Homeowners and Renters Will Bear Burden of Cost Appeal Period Ends Sept. 5 at 5pm. The L.A. Bureau of Engineering has disregarded the overwhelming opposition expressed at […]
September 2008 – A Profile in Courage – Venice Resident, and Secretary of State, Debra Bowen Makes Good
Debra Bowen got her start in politics as the attorney for the Venice Town Council. When she was elected California Secretary of State in 2006, like any good Venetian, her first act […]
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