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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 this third installment of a series on how street outreach is playing out around L.A., Ethan Ward visits places targeted for enforcement in L.A. City Council district 15, which include neighborhoods that span from Watts to San Pedro.
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Now through March, shelter beds will be available.
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Attorney General Rob Bonta alleges Redondo Beach-based Wedgewood illegally forced hundreds of Californians out of their homes. The company admits no wrongdoing.
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That's according to a team of researchers from UCLA and homeless advocates, who examined data from March 2020-July 2021.
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L.A. City Councilmember Joe Buscaino's district extends south to San Pedro.
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From 2010 through 2020, California built the least number of homes relative to new jobs of any state.
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People identified as high risk will be offered support to help stabilize their housing situations.
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In this second installment of a series on how street outreach is playing out around L.A., Ethan Ward visits places targeted for enforcement in L.A. Today it's City Council District 14, which includes downtown, Boyle Heights and El Sereno.
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A judge agreed to let the groups join the case as defendants. L.A. landlord Geoffrey Palmer argues in the suit that the city’s eviction moratorium represents an unconstitutional “taking” of private property.
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A woman who lived in her car, a man currently on Skid Row, and a chef who prepares Thanksgiving meals reflect on what the holiday means for them.
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The program will start in Hollywood and Venice, and could expand to other neighborhoods.
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Bales has been critical of the agency's policies regarding remedies toward homelessness.
