Los Angeles National Veterans Park — Attraction in Veterans Administration

A great little place to find some peace within a place that has so much of anything but, I'm talking about Brent-wood, not the VA Hospital. A patch of greenery this big on land this expensive is almost unheard of and wouldn't make a sound if the land wasn't donated to the Veteran's who served by a family who recognized their sacrifice over what building another Starbucks might net. Just keep an eye out for the many o' homeless vagabonds and nomads leaning on trees and sipping mysterious libations the carry grimy faces and snarls to any suit to boot.

Take a walk and lose a pound today from the parking lot to wells Fargo and you'll feel so much better about your...

It was amazing because the homeless veterans had a lease system with the tents in the vicinity. You had to be a homeless veteran to reside in the community and you were given or leased a tent with an address. The social support system wise remarkable with social workers coming to counsel the veterans until housing became available. A class system was evident because minorities were...

This once unmolested park with 100 year old trees has been turned into an embarrassing tent encampment for helping homeless Veterans. I am more than grateful for any and all resources provided to our service members but not at the cost of gutting the VA park when they're so many other available avenues of approach and plenty of other, more suitable sites to house our homeless...