by Jon Wolff In April of 1969, a Venice activist by the name of Helene Wolff presented a prepared statement to Los Angeles City Planning Commission. It went something like this: The […]
1969 and 2016
A VIEW FROM THE BOTTOM
by Pat Raphael When cooking up a bum stew, you quickly learn there has to be at least three rocks around your fire — saves your teetering meal from ending up all […]
Letters From May 2016
To the Venice Beachhead, Today I attended a boisterous rally in Eugene, Oregon, for Senator Bernie Sanders. He addressed the prime issues facing America today; the mass incarceration of the poor and […]
A Perspective on the Venice Neighborhood Council Elections 2016
Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) is standard for the paranoid style in politics. Everybody wants to slice and dice the electorate definitions so as to favor their agenda. This is probably as […]
Neighborhood Council Election Today!
Get your letter of certification here! “Whether you live, work, own property, or have a substantial and ongoing participation in Venice, and are at least 16 years old, you are a […]
Storm Drain at Thornton Avenue. Who is representing community public health concerns?
In the PUBLIC INTEREST: I would like to know where the Venice Neighborhood Council and the Venice Chamber of Commerce have been when it comes to a potentially serious public health issue […]
My VNC President Candidacy
by Lydia Ponce Some very important questions from the Beachhead and I am honored to answer them. This is a great opportunity to serve our community and shed some love and light […]
REPEAL THE 80% TAX BREAK – PAY YOUR FAIR SHARE
REPEAL THE 80% TAX BREAK PAY YOUR FAIR SHARE Google, Greed and Political Complicity By Mark Lipman Let’s get right to the root of the matter … it’s greed. For the most […]
Mike Chamness, Wascally Wadical, interviewed by Greg Foisie and Ana Orozco
SOC 454 – Sociological Perspectives on Earth in Crisis – Winter 2015 California State University Los Angeles For Dr. Talcott by Ana Orozco, Erik Khachaturyan, and Greg Foisie SOC 454 – Winter […]
Who not to vote for in the June 5th Neighborhood Council Election.
This race has intensified this year, with what might appear to be a few factions circulating their own voting recommendations. Have no illusions that the largest issue driving this is the development […]
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