After losing all five of its non-league games, Venice High is in its customary position at the top of the Western League football standings.
The Gondoliers improved their league record to 3-0 with a 42-15 home victory over Palisades on Thursday night, October 30.
Venice’s next game will be against Fairfax, which has a 5-3 record.
The proposed revised ordinance regulating free speech activities and commercial vending and noise on the Venice Ocean Front Walk is moving forward, and Los Angeles Councilmember Bill Rosendahl released the latest revisions on Friday, March […]
About 200 members of the Santa Monica Boys & Girls Clubs – along with their families – enjoyed a two-hour cooking lesson and delicious meal as part of their Spring Break. From noon to 2 […]
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