The Venice High football team, one of the favorites to win the LA City championship this season, expects to forfeit several of its 2006 victories for using an ineligible player.
Awaiting an LA City rules committee meeting this week, Venice Coach Angelo Gasca seemed resigned to the fact penalties would be handed out.
Although the player’s name was not revealed, it is known he was a senior and isn’t back this season and he played in nine games after arriving at Venice as a transfer.
Santa Monica detectives are reviewing video evidence and witness statements to determine if additional charges are warranted. Law enforcement personnel took a motorist into custody Sunday evening following a confrontation in downtown Santa Monica that […]
The @michelinguide added four Westside restaurants for recognition in June. Today reporter @Julietlemar takes us inside @chefcraighopson restaurant @electricbleula
Increased storm runoff and urban infrastructure failures drive down water safety grades. Chronic bacterial pollution has landed the Santa Monica Pier in the number two spot on California’s annual “Beach Bummers” list, anchoring a statewide […]
The event at 52 Windward Ave. will feature a 1920s speakeasy theme with live jazz performances. The Venice Heritage Museum will hold a Prohibition Night fundraiser on Sunday, May 31, at Townhouse Venice. The event, […]
The Montana Avenue butcher shop announces Saturday menu and a collaboration with e. baldi. Limited-edition steak sandos, artisanal paninis, and high-profile chef collaborations will headline the Saturday lunch menu at McCall’s Meat & Fish Co. […]
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