Villa-Lopez said that they began posting up across the street in late 2017, because the residents were fed up.

Villa-Lopez said that they began posting up across the street in late 2017, because the residents were fed up.

Posted March 15, 2018

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Parking tangles at South Bay Swap Meet

Guards protect neighbors

Luis Villa-Lopez said that he catches over 20 patrons per day that come into the South Bay Swap Meet — without paying. “On Wednesday it’s only $1 to come in,” he said. “They sneak in ...

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