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The Battle for Venice
For years, the Los Angeles beachside community of Venice has been a magnet for the so-called "vehicular homeless." These are people who park in residential and commercial neighborhoods and live long term in their recreational vehicles, vans and cars. The motor-homeless say they have no place else to go and only want to be left alone. Correspondent Vince Gonzales reports many Venice residents say the vehicle dwellers are turning their community into skidrow by the sea.
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