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The L.A. nonprofit HOPICS got $140 million in public funds to house the homeless, but it failed to pay rent and some of its clients wound up back on the streets.
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The county is offering millions of dollars in relief for COVID-era losses.
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Allowable rent hikes depend on where you live and in what type of building. We did the hard work to help you figure it all out.
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One year in, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’ administration says 3,551 people have been permanently housed.
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Developers were counting on the mayor’s initiative to streamline projects in residential areas. Then the rules changed.
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The audit points to data quality issues and inefficient referral processes as part of the problem.
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From fresh water to clean needles, volunteers hit the streets each day to provide services to the unhoused.
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Hotel owners and the Los Angeles Police Commission say the new requirement will overburden the system.
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Barrington Plaza owner says city-mandated fire safety upgrade is behind more than 500 evictions. City officials say there is no such requirement.
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A long-awaited report from the city’s housing department lays out the steps to potentially providing L.A. renters with a right to counsel.
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Ramona Gardens residents decided years ago that their health was not a luxury, and they are pushing for what they deserve.
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Unhoused people can now pick up free bags of premium dog and cat food in Skid Row.
