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i am not sure if these 10 neighborhoods are still active or even exist. Especially Logan heights.
I know of the Young Boys and thats it I believe they are or were in North Hollywood.alexalonso wrote:1) 129 Klump Street Bad Boys, 2) Elmer Street, 3) Logan Heights (thought they were in SD), 4) Mexicans 13, 5) Mid City Boys, 6) Parthenia 13, 7) Sunland Park Locos,Tijuana Locos, 9) Vesper Ave, 10) Young Boys Rifa
i am not sure if these 10 neighborhoods are still active or even exist. Especially Logan heights.
I didn't know Logan was hitting up in the valley. Is there something in the valley called Logan or is it a San Diego offshoot?advocate wrote:I seen Logan Heights hit up a couple months back on an apartment over on Woodley or Hayvenhurst....near Haskell St Locos area. I also seen them hit up a few years back in North Hollywood. Them & North Hollywood Locos were crossing each other out.
alexalonso wrote:I didn't know Logan was hitting up in the valley. Is there something in the valley called Logan or is it a San Diego offshoot?advocate wrote:I seen Logan Heights hit up a couple months back on an apartment over on Woodley or Hayvenhurst....near Haskell St Locos area. I also seen them hit up a few years back in North Hollywood. Them & North Hollywood Locos were crossing each other out.
shing wrote:Parthenia X3 existed.
i was with one of them in Wascoistekse818 wrote:shing wrote:Parthenia X3 existed.
what u know about them people say that they did exist but no one has ever bumped into one
there was tj locos in the valley before.rocket18hgs wrote:lil tj used to be in the valley, nothing to do with tj locos in hollywood.
Elmer street is in N. Hollywood area between east of Lankershim on Vanowen. A bunch of apartments, probably just some youngsters tagging that, trying to get it going. I think its to close to Vineland Boyz territory. Mexican 13 I think were around the Willis and parthenia street area in panorama city. Parthenia 13 were I believe around Roscoe apartments on Lindley and Roscoe in Northridge. Some Tijuana locos could be found back in the 90s just north of Roscoe on Sepulveda in the apartments behind the autozone. Sunland Park is in the city of Sunland just of the 210 fwy. I go by there everyday and see nothing, but mostly White homeless people using or scoring. I haven't seen any gangsters hanging around, but i guess a few must be around serving.alexalonso wrote:1) 129 Klump Street Bad Boys, 2) Elmer Street, 3) Logan Heights (thought they were in SD), 4) Mexicans 13, 5) Mid City Boys, 6) Parthenia 13, 7) Sunland Park Locos,Tijuana Locos, 9) Vesper Ave, 10) Young Boys Rifa
i am not sure if these 10 neighborhoods are still active or even exist. Especially Logan heights.
So is Parthenia officially a defunct barrio?valleroguy wrote:Parthenia Street used to be in the West Valley area, mainly in that block of low income apartments on Lindley between Parthenia & Roscoe. That area is now "claimed" by Brown Pride Surenos. I put the parentheses because gang activity in general in the West Valley is pretty much non-existent these days. The only gang that maintains any type of presence in the West Valley is CPA, and sadly the majority of them are on that hype tip, rather than any actual gang banging.
Yup. Haven't seen one or heard anything about em for many years now. & I stay in that general area so i'm not talking out of my ass@1 wrote:So is Parthenia officially a defunct barrio?valleroguy wrote:Parthenia Street used to be in the West Valley area, mainly in that block of low income apartments on Lindley between Parthenia & Roscoe. That area is now "claimed" by Brown Pride Surenos. I put the parentheses because gang activity in general in the West Valley is pretty much non-existent these days. The only gang that maintains any type of presence in the West Valley is CPA, and sadly the majority of them are on that hype tip, rather than any actual gang banging.
Yup. Haven't seen one or heard anything about em for many years now. & I stay in that general area so i'm not talking out of my ass@1 wrote:So is Parthenia officially a defunct barrio?valleroguy wrote:Parthenia Street used to be in the West Valley area, mainly in that block of low income apartments on Lindley between Parthenia & Roscoe. That area is now "claimed" by Brown Pride Surenos. I put the parentheses because gang activity in general in the West Valley is pretty much non-existent these days. The only gang that maintains any type of presence in the West Valley is CPA, and sadly the majority of them are on that hype tip, rather than any actual gang banging.
Yes. Some vato from LHTS in SD set up a click in LA. The old click that I know of is Bonner Street and there is another click called Lil Homies. I am surprised they are still around in LA.BIGG LISTO wrote:Logan HTS is from San Diego and from what I was told someone from LH came to Nh and started a click. Bonner off of Burbank is were their supposed to be and on Tujunga by Dennys but its more like NFLS13 hood. If you drive down Bonner you will see LxHTS hit up.
129 Was a tagging crew that kicked it on the the Pjs on Vanowen and Tujunga in the late 90s before getting into Vineland when they were also trying to take the pjs.alexalonso wrote: ↑October 15th, 2010, 2:51 pm1) 129 Klump Street Bad Boys, 2) Elmer Street, 3) Logan Heights (thought they were in SD), 4) Mexicans 13, 5) Mid City Boys, 6) Parthenia 13, 7) Sunland Park Locos,Tijuana Locos, 9) Vesper Ave, 10) Young Boys Rifa
i am not sure if these 10 neighborhoods are still active or even exist. Especially Logan heights.
129 Was a tagging crew that kicked it on the the Pjs on Vanowen and Tujunga in the late 90s before getting into Vineland when they were also trying to take the pjs.alexalonso wrote: ↑October 15th, 2010, 2:51 pm1) 129 Klump Street Bad Boys, 2) Elmer Street, 3) Logan Heights (thought they were in SD), 4) Mexicans 13, 5) Mid City Boys, 6) Parthenia 13, 7) Sunland Park Locos,Tijuana Locos, 9) Vesper Ave, 10) Young Boys Rifa
i am not sure if these 10 neighborhoods are still active or even exist. Especially Logan heights.