In the wake of the Los Angeles Unified School District’s announcement that “inter-district transfers for 2010-11 will continue to be available for students,” parents are left frustrated, looking for answers. Despite the victory felt in […]

Walter Fujita, the junior varsity baseball coach at Venice High last season, moved up to the varsity this season. He quickly became impressed with the improvement of several players. When Venice defeated Bell, which has […]

By Robert S. Bray, Jr. MD, D.I.S.C. Sports and Spine Center Over the course of my 30-year career from time-to-time I would see patients who would have severe upper back pain, loss of function in […]

Yes, Hal’s, in the heart of Venice, is a busily humming house of eating, and a hugely popular historical haven of high times. It features a forty-foot wooden and stainless steel bar, some splendid rotating […]

By Raven Nightwood, Mirror Astrologer ARIES A party or other social event will be bringing you into contact with a new, interesting, even sexy person. You will be on Cloud Nine. If you are already […]

An excited crowd of 1,800 alumni, students, faculty, and locals assembled on the front lawn at Venice High School (VHS) on April 10, as a new incarnation of the school’s legendary statue of Myrna Loy […]

The Ragnar Relay SoCal race is storming through Santa Monica April 23-24. For the second year runners will conquer the Westside in a team effort race that incorporates a flair for the absurd and desire […]

Lisa Kron has a lot to say in her new play, The Wake. The problem is she’s saying a wee bit too much, packing multiple heady, on-the-nose political debates into a triangular love story that […]

Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (AFICE) is looking for individuals to work as Community Representatives, who will find host families for international students and will work with them and their families. Call Anne Ring, […]