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Jun 20, 2024 · Paul Webster of LA Alliance for Human Rights sues the City and County of Los Angeles over its homelessness crisis. We examine his efforts and lawsuit outcomes.
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May 19, 2021 · We're Not Giving Up: A Plan for Homelessness Governance in Los Angeles. Commissioned by No Going Back LA, written by the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affai...
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The homeless crisis in Los Angeles has become even more dire since the start of the pandemic, leaving the housed and unhoused desperate for action.
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"We know that none of us can end homelessness in Los Angeles County alone. United Way’s Home For Good brings together a diverse, multi-sector partnership working together to advance what works: permanent housing for people experiencing homelessness."
Feb 13, 2024 · With emergency powers, LA County served nearly 38,000 people in interim housing, permanently housed more than 23,600 people, doubled the number of mental health outreach teams, and prevented over 11,000 people from becoming homeless.
LA County seeks to stop the inflow of people into homelessness by investing in interventions that help to ensure that individuals are able to stay in their homes, including: Coordinating and providing services related to eviction prevention, tenant protections, legal support and representation, and rental assistance.
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Los Angeles County has housed about 80,000 people experiencing homelessness over a span of five years – about 1.5 times the capacity of Dodger Stadium – and provided many more with shelter and services to help them get back on their feet.
