For many Americans, the Thanksgiving holiday brings to mind images of Pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a peaceful meal during a moment of unity and gratitude. But the real history
Venice residents witnessed an unsettling scene on the boardwalk this week when city crews removed and destroyed the belongings of longtime street musician Nathan Pino, known locally as the Venice
In a city overrun by ICE raids, rising traffic deaths, collapsing transit, a homelessness crisis claiming seven lives a day, and police liability payouts large enough to destabilize the entire
Tonight’s meeting at the Vera Davis McClendon Center made plain that the City’s process for determining the building’s future has unraveled. What surfaced in the room was not just frustration
Republished from LAist Mark Rago has lived in Venice for more than 25 years. He kept waiting for someone to make a Monopoly version of the historic beach community, in
The Westside is getting its very own Porchfest. The popular community performance art festival is expanding to Mar Vista and Culver City this fall, bringing more than 120 performers to
