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Buses, campers and RVs are removed as far as the eye can see along this troubled Venice thoroughfare By Nick Antonicello In a major vehicle sweep of illegally parked vans, buses and campers, Washington Blvd between Lincoln Blvd and the beach has been cleaned and cleared as this photo was take

Capital Improvements for pedestrians by the beach to be completed by April 30 By Nick Antonicello In cooperation with the Office of Los Angeles Councilwoman Traci Park (CD-11), the LA Department of Transportation is installing new curbing and ramps at the intersection of Pacific and Washingto

Just How Safe Is Venice? By Nick Antonicello Car vandalism, tool theft, break-ins, property theft, pick-pocketing at the beach, rampant homelessness and RV’s everywhere and out-of-control, the latest intolerable act of crime occurred Saturday when LAPD announced two incidents that took place A

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Burned out vehicles plague this exhausted neighborhood. By Nick Antonicello The situation on the streets of Venice remains dangerous and dire as a burnt out vehicle sits on Main Street that resembles third-world conditions in one of the more affluent communities on the entire westside! T

Fifteen-Year Old Founder of “Clean up the Beach” Urges Individuals to “Be Nice” To Venice! By Nick Antonicello Being a serial cynic of sorts I have come to believe little can be changed for the betterment of people. And then I met Makayla Cox. A resident of Torrance, Makayla attended t

Tents Along Sunset Just North of the Old Fox Theater Increase By Nick Antonicello The frustrating dilemma behind the encampment crisis on the streets of Venice is once a single area gets cleaned and cleared, another location becomes prey to additional outside camping. That seems to be the