Los Angeles awoke on the morning of Jan. 7 unaware ... Like, everybody you would depend on, everybody you would go to, they're all homeless also," Calvin said. "They just lost everything.

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Multiple Los Angeles County agencies began clearing a large homeless encampment near Gardena on Wednesday morning, not only getting rid of debris but offering the residents alternative living ...

In early April, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to pull roughly $300 million in funding from LAHSA and transfer that money to the county's newly created homeless services department.

Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, announced her resignation Friday.

which provides shelter for homeless residents. In early April, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to pull roughly $300 million in funding from LAHSA and transfer that money to the ...

The area has been targeted by outreach workers for over a year, offering those living along the roadway alternative choices for housing and services.

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While homelessness in Los Angeles County is estimated to have declined by 0.27% in 202 to 75,312 individuals, much of that decline was from reductions in the city of Los Angeles, where the ...

Essayli said Los Angeles County alone "contains a homeless population of more than 75,000, of which more than 45,000 are within the city limits of Los Angeles. The total homeless population of the ...

(The Center Square) - The chief executive officer of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority resigned days after the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors defunded the super-agency to create ...

In 2023-24, the city allocated a combined total of $1.28 billion to homelessness. In a November 2024 report, the City Controller found that the city had not spent at least $513 million in funding.