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Housing & Homelessness
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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Local officials say that unhoused people living inside security zones during the Olympics will probably have to move.
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The city had hoped to revive the historic Jergins Tunnel, but as plans stalled, it’s instead seen vandalism and at least four fires.
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Current and former tenants allege the nonprofit landlord of Blue Butterfly Village has neglected the property and harassed residents who complain.Listen 0:41
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A lottery will be held in October to decide who the units will be offered to.
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Researchers determined Prop. 47 likely led to an estimated increase in street homelessness of about 10% between 2015 and 2019.
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L.A. City Council raised concerns, votes for investigation.Listen 0:41
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An LAist investigation found officials awarded millions to a homeless services group even after it was flagged for failing to do its job. Its leader pleaded not guilty.
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Public health experts say sweeps harm unhoused people. The L.A. City Council decided that a plan to suspend them during environmental emergencies needs more study.Listen 0:43
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Bass is the first mayor to appoint herself to the commission that oversees the region's top homelessness agency. Her attendance record could trigger removal under the bylaws.
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Fire experts say the rules, known as Zone Zero help protect houses from burning, but public pushback has been strong.Listen 3:55
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Jamison, Koreatown’s largest commercial landlord, is focusing on adaptive reuse as ground-up construction slows and Los Angeles looks to turn more offices into housing.
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A controversial law allows L.A. leaders to designate certain areas where unhoused people are banned from sleeping.Listen 0:46
