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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 $16 million project converted a historic Craftsman home into 19 affordable housing units for veterans with other-than-honorable discharges who face barriers to housing.
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L.A. officials say people living on the streets will likely have to leave certain areas come 2028. They don't know how they'll be moved or who will pay for it.Listen 0:44
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Dozens of women and children in LA who survived domestic violence at risk of losing shelter servicesThe number of people experiencing homelessness from fleeing similar violence jumped by more than 43% since last year, according to data released in recent weeks.
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Malibu and Pasadena have settled a lawsuit that a developer and a YIMBY group filed after elected leaders restricted SB 9 development in burn zones.Listen 0:44
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LAHSA suspension puts $241 million for permanent housing, rent subsidies and other aid in limbo.Listen 0:43
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The city wants to keep older residents from falling into homelessness by offering qualifying households $400 to $500 a month.
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Under state law, rent hikes can be as high as 8.7% starting in August. Here’s what SoCal renters need to know.Listen 0:44
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$496M homeless services budget gets green light moments before release of disappointing 2026 numbersThe decision comes as the embattled agency reports an uptick in homelessness in its annual count.
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The findings, released Friday, are part of a wide-range of new statistics based on a January point-in-time survey of homelessness across L.A. County.Listen 0:46
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There are 45,194 people living without stable shelter in the city of L.A., according to four people briefed on the latest homeless count results.
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But developers are suing L.A. County, saying they’re being blocked from using state laws, including SB 9 and SB 1123, that promote housing density.
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LAHSA also has failed multiple external audits in recent years, which have found the agency has neglected to properly track spending meant to shelter and house people.
