Carl Lambert loses again, but Like a villain in a comic book, he dies, only to come back a few issues later.  It will take constant vigilance to guard against the Lamberts of our time but the People of Venice will win again.  Venice always wins.

Venice, CA— political cartoons by Jon Wolff

The Black History display at the Abbot Kinney Library in Venice will be up until the end of March.In recognition of Black History Month for 2019, an exhibit and discussion session was held on Saturday, February 16 in the meeting room of the library.

Venice Dogz return to protest and bring awareness to the invasion of corporate national chains on Venice Beach Boardwalk.

Summary and overview of the L.A. City Historic Designation effort for the First Baptist Church of Venice.

By Jon Wolff The following is from conversations with Venice Activist Laddie Williams, Venice Elder Jataun Valentine, and Dr. Naomi Nightingale about the recent staff report from the Office of Historical Resources regarding the application for historical designation for the First Baptist Church of Venice. Jon Wolff: What can you tell us about the outcome...

The following is from a recent conversation with Dr. Naomi Nightingale about the hearing before the Department of City Planning's Office of Historic Resources to apply for historic monument designation for the First Baptist Church of Venice.

Councilman Mike Bonin's tokenism and community evasion shenanigans reach a new low.

by Mark Lipman Due to the draconian 1 minute time limit for public comment at the Venice Neighborhood Council – which prevents a calm and respectful conversation on the issues that are most important to the community, here is my full statement for the people of Venice and VNC: I moved to Venice in February...