By Anthony Castillo In January the Beachhead ran my article on Net Neutrality and the non role Google was taking in the fight to stop the corporate takeover of the internet. On Thursday, […]
Net Neutrality Update: We Won!
UPDATE: Gjelina’s Gjusta, Sauce, Kim’s Market, Rose Cafe
By Roxanne Brown Gjelina’s Gjusta – 320 Sunset (Fran Camaj, owner; Stephen Vitalich, architect) was cited by Building and Safety on December 19 for being in non-compliance. Gjusta has a permit for […]
Not An Interview With Paul Beethoven
You may have seen him around Venice. Short, stocky, sandy hair, thick glasses. Limping along with duffel bag slung over his shoulder. Or maybe you’ve noticed him seated on the sidewalk at […]
Poetry
I know a woman – By Mary Getlein Silent Bells – By Lynette BLACK BUDDHA IN A DARK ALLEY – By Philomene Long I’ve Known Freedom – By Ashkii Newton Greetings from […]
400th Edition Song: The Old Beachhead
The Old Beachhead Words and Music: Sam Clay Additional Lyrics: Suzy Williams Arrangement: Brad Kay 1st verse In this life we suffer the slings and arrows, While corruption and injustice may block […]
THE BEAT GOES ON
By Marty Liboff YOU ARE ALL UNDER ARREST!! John Haag started our beloved Beachhead newspaper in 1968. He had run the legendary Venice West Cafe at 7 Dudley Ave. in Venice from […]
Historical Venice OFW Homes Destined to Be Axed
By Pegarty Long Two of Venice’s oldest houses are about to make way for a new mixed-use project which will include a fine dining glass-enclosed restaurant and two apartments on the building’s […]
Letter for Marty Liboff
Dear Mr. Liboff, I just read with interest and not a little bit of nostalgia your article about William Boyd. I recently spent the afternoon with family wondering up and down Abbot […]
Letters
Hi Beachhead, My name is Courtney. I’m an artist. Mostly I can be seen creating black and white doodles, sitting on milk crates on the sidewalk of Abbot Kinney Blvd. My doodling […]
Tree Massacre at Oxford Lagoon
By Charlotte Purein On December 31, 2014, 650 trees were sawed to the ground at the Oxford Lagoon. The 94-space city parking lot that borders the Oxford Lagoon is slated as the building site for 114 units (none […]
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