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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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The housing shortage has resulted in skyrocketing housing prices — in L.A., home prices have risen by double digits every month for the last 11 months.
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Undocumented families, aging homes, high unemployment: The root causes for a cluster of evictions in this Southern California blue-collar port city.
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Critics of the ordinance say it will criminalize people just for being unhoused.
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The commission could ultimately challenge the authority of LAHSA, the homelessness agency jointly run by the county and city.
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A new bill signed Sunday gives priority to affordable housing non-profits over current tenants in purchasing Caltrans owned property.
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California is among the states that kept the moratorium in place. The study's co-author said that likely saved thousands of lives.
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Months after the county cited a property for roaches, holes in the walls and lack of hot water, tenants say problems haven’t been fixed. Activists say it’s just one example of a larger problem.
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L.A. saw a 23% drop in shelter beds due to COVID-19 concerns, but a 34% increase in private rooms and spaces with the help of programs like Project Roomkey.
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Residents of the Imperial Avalon Mobile Estates say the closure of their park will leave them with no affordable housing.
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California has improved language accessibility for tenants seeking rent relief after coming under harsh criticism from housing advocates.
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Mary's Kitchen has served the unhoused in Orange County for nearly 30 years; now it's challenging the city of Orange's decision to terminate its lease.
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At one point, the button for "return" read as "go back to your country, applicant" in Chinese. At issue: the state housing department’s heavy reliance on Google Translate.
