Black, Brown, the Unhoused and other community leaders are calling for a Boycott of the Venice Neighborhood Council (VNC) “community BBQ” as a step in the process of re-asserting our dignity as traditional Venetians and as original people of this land, we are asking that all People of Color (PoC) and others who resonate with...Read More
When not manning Venice Neighborhood Council (VNC) election boxes, being a key player in the Venice Chamber of Commerce’s (VCC) controversial takeover of the VNC, or evicting rent stabilized tenants from their homes, former Venice Chamber President Carl Lambert may now add fighting criminal charges to his list of activities. Los Angeles City attorneys filed a lawsuit against...Read More
Venice, CA- Venice Chamber of Commerce (VCC) takes over VNC, exploits loophole in VNC by-laws. No People of Color endorsed or elected by VCC backed slates.Read More
I am pleased to announce that: THE SKY IS NOT FALLING. By Robin Rudisill, a personal statement That anyone will be losing 50% or any amount of their property rights due to the VNC’s draft report on Mass, Scale and Character is a fallacy. I am very concerned that the information in the draft...Read More
On April 5, 2016 the Venice Coalition to Preserve our Unique Community Character (VC-PUCC) Led a Walking Tour Illustrating Their Lawsuit Against the City of Los Angeles’ Flagrant Disregard for Its Own Planning PoliciesRead More
On Monday April 18th, the LA Department of City Planning tried to hold an “invitation only” meeting with mostly developers, real estate agents, architects and lawyers who make money displacing the lowest income people from Venice and destroying our unique, diverse character and history.Read More
VCPUCC's attorney will explain (in plain English) what's going on in Venice and how we can work together to keep Venice diverse, affordable and beautiful! Help us win this important and complex lawsuit.Read More
BREAKING NEWS- Venice,CA March 2, 2016 Venice Coalition to preserve Unique Community Character (VC-PUCC) Tells Los Angeles City Planning: "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH"Read More
