Recent Comments

• { Homeless don't pay fines so are seldom cited - Residents pay and pay and pay and pay and pay and pay.................... } – 1308 6:01 PM
• Bonin Says Majority of Venice Supports Bridge Housing - Yo! Venice! { […] the Mayor nor the Councilman had arrived by 10:45. People started to go home,” Venice Update wrote. “The general talk was that people had questions and there were no available answers. Also […] }
• VeniceCares { This is not a list of facts...simply a weak list of uninformed opinions distributed by someone who clearly doesn't want ANY kind of housing in Venice and will do and say anything to stop it. I can respect someone much more if they could just be honest and come righty... } – 1308 7:10 AM
• Bill Myers { Nick, You're obviously not a fan of Mike Bonin, but you're clearly in the minority given the overwhelming number of votes he's received. For many good reasons, too. As for Mike's commitment to doing what he can to help end homelessness, he's clearly done much more than most people. This... } – 1208 7:07 AM
• Jerome { Did they actually show up at beyond baroque after 1:30pm? It was a graveyard by then. } – 1108 8:59 PM
• Nick Antonicello { Cowards and wimps. They were told there was opposition and they never showed. They waited till the opposition left and then showed up hours later. Leadership from the back of the line. They both lack the ability to build consensus. They are embarrassing themselves and does Garcetti thinks it easier... } – 1108 1:53 PM
• J { This post is absurd. It is easy not to relate to the "not in my backyard" movement in Venice when you live in an area where homeless people are not permitted to reside. Unlike Venice, the Marina is part of the unincorporated County of Los Angeles and is not part... } – 1108 12:34 PM
• Nick Antonicello { These simplistic talking points of hating religion and trying to paint all Catholics as child molesters is typical of those who despise those of faith and charity and the truly good people of this Lutheran School that has been a great neighbor to Venice for decades. Who are you to... } – 1108 12:20 PM
• Nick Z { But back to the original question - why don't parents want to send their kids there despite the generally poor options for public education? One reason might be that Venice is a relatively progressive place and parents (I am one), may not be comfortable having their children taught by people... } – 1008 7:56 AM
• Nick Z { Well I guess Lutherans aren't as bad as Catholics. I don't think they burned people at the stake or covered up child molestation as a matter of official policy. } – 1008 7:46 AM
• Nick Antonicello { There should be a counter protest to this visit to Venice by frick and frack! } – 0908 10:55 AM