Electric Avenue lit up Thursday night for the Sip! Sup! Schmooze! Venice Art Walk Happening hosted by Laddie Dill at his studio. The party was vibrant with many of Venice’s colorful and esteemed artists. Guests […]

Founded in 1970 in a borrowed storefront dental office, the Venice Family Clinic has grown into the largest free clinic in the nation. All proceeds of the Art Walk and Silent Art Auction benefit the […]

This year’s Venice Art Walk Studio Tours and Silent Art Auction features tours of more than 60 private Venice artists’ studios and special exhibits. The silent auction of more than 400 original works of art […]

If ever there was a time for public school districts around the state to face up to the need for differential diplomas, this is it. No one knows just yet how many of this year’s […]

In the very funny film Office Space, Jennifer Anniston plays a waitress working in a T.G.I. Friday’s type of franchise food… thing. Anniston’s character is pressured by her overbearing supervisor to wear “more pieces of […]

Of Trees . . . Now it is carob trees; suddenly about half of them all over the city, hundreds, are a danger to the public. The trouble is that community forester Walt Warriner, and […]

If we want to preserve a planet similar to that on which civilization developed, we’ve got to cut CO2 emissions. Even for Americans, constitutionally convinced that there will always be a second act, and a […]

Will Santa Monica eventually have not one but two rapid transit systems connecting it to the rest of Los Angeles? The Expo Line is already being built to Culver City, with plans for a Phase […]

A 1911 Craftsman house at 514 Palisades Avenue has been designated a City Landmark, with the property designated as a Landmark parcel. The Landmarks Commission voted unanimously on Monday, May 12, to designate the two-story […]