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The court decision Thursday is the latest in an ongoing fight over whether the L.A. region’s lead homeless services agency can access and direct federal dollars.
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In a 6-3 decision, with the three liberal justices dissenting, the court's majority said the CDC exceeded its authority with the temporary ban.
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Even accounting for factors lenders said would explain disparities, people of color are denied mortgages at significantly higher rates than white people
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The city of L.A. is turning its troubled rent relief program over to the state. Renters currently shut out of the city's program will be able to apply through the state starting Sept. 1.
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Mobile Pit Stops were deployed in response to a Hepatitis A outbreak and later expanded to reduce public defecation and urination. Unsheltered people across the city, who have limited access to bathrooms, would like to see the program expanded further.
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Both tenants and landlords can apply for money to pay back 100% of rent dating back to April 1, 2020.
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AB 369, introduced by Sydney Kamlager, would allow health care workers to provide care on the streets, in shelters and in transitional housing.Listen 2:11
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The city stopped taking applications for rent relief in April. Advocates and lawmakers are pushing to reopen the program.
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On Friday city Councilmember Kevin de Leon introduced a motion directing the L.A. Housing Department to expedite payments to the tens of thousands of renters who've applied for help.
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This program would reimburse landlords for application fees, leasing bonuses, deposits and even for lost revenue due to unpaid rent, eviction and abandonment.
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After the city swept the Echo Park homeless encampment in March, what happened to it's residents?
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The hygiene stations had been removed when a pilot program ended, but council member Mark Ridley-Thomas has introduced a motion for the city to bring back some of the stations for use by unhoused Angelenos.
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These are just a couple of the side benefits UCLA researchers found when they studied the impact of the eviction moratoriums that went into place during the pandemic.
