
Ethan Ward
Former Unhoused Communities Reporter
(he/him)
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No necesita una dirección permanente o una identificación emitida por el gobierno para votar.
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Sumaiyya Evans' years-long journey to housing is a sobering reminder of the importance of community, the need for patience and the value of investing in people.
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High inflation is affecting the ability of homelessness service providers to provide basic needs like food and shelter.
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The weather pattern means winter storms we need to replenish our water supply may be pushed north.
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Under the ruling, workers may not be able to bring lawsuits against their employer as individuals, rather than as a group
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The homelessness crisis — and how to fix it — continues to be one of the biggest issues for voters. But outreach workers, tasked with bringing people indoors, are dealing with their own challenges.
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Critics of the ordinance say it won’t do much to curb bike thefts and puts vulnerable communities at risk.
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At one shelter, unhoused people were awakened around 6 a.m. by bright gym lights and military-style boot camp shouting, telling them they had to leave.
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The new Supportive Housing Division of the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services aims to streamline the housing services process for people ages 18 to 24 who are aging out of foster care and probation.
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With amendments to the city’s anti-camping laws that prevent unhoused people from camping around schools or daycares likely to pass, data shows there is a pipeline of children, many of them foster youth, who will likely be subject to these anti-camping laws in the near future.
Stories by Ethan Ward
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