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Today SoCalGas applauded the more than 100 local governments across Southern California, representing approximately 6.75 million Californians, that have passed resolutions in support of affordable and balanced strategies to reduce emissions from buildings and that call on state policymakers to […]

Congratulations to Sunny Bak, VAC President and VCC Vice-President, for being named a Community Angel by Venice Arts!  About the Community Angel Award, Venice Arts says, "Each year we look to find a 'Community Angel' who we truly believe deserves to be honored for their contributions not only […]

Greetings,   You may have noticed a few recent changes at Los Angeles City Planning. We’ve planned, we’ve grown, and we’ve transformed. Part of this transformation is creating a concise, consistent, lasting, and relevant brand — Los Angeles City Planning. […]

The Venice Chamber's very own CEO, Donna Lasman, has been awarded a Venice High School Gondolier of the Year Award! The Venice High School Gondolier of the Year Award was established in 2011 by the Venice High School Alumni Association to honor people who would serve as role models to students […]

We are excited to share the County’s Fair Chance Website. Fair Chance is a  campaign to engage employers around hiring justice involved individuals.   According to the U.S. Department of Justice 1 in 3 American Adults have a criminal record yet 75% of people will still be […]

  A WORD ABOUT OUR REFRESHED INFOGRAPHIC Since starting operations in May 2018, we’ve done our best to stay accountable to our BID district by providing a monthly activity report. Recently we asked our vendor partners, Chrysalis and Allied Universal, to provide some additional data that […]

Students who demonstrate the best attributes of being a Gondo, like the ones pictured above, are awarded a customized academic jacket and honored at a luncheon as a way to recognize and applaud their accomplishments. This tradition, which has been in place since 1984, wouldn't be possible […]