Debate over homeless funding leaves L.A. city and county at odds yet again
The debate over the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has brought the city and county back to a familiar place: divided ...
Los Angeles Times7d
To understand homelessness, listen to homeless people. Here’s what I learned
When I began covering homelessness for the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times, a service provider told me something that has guided me to this day: “If you meet one homeless person ...
Orange County Register4d
Where did LA’s homeless cash go? Who knows?
California officials often blame a lack of funding for their failures to address the state’s multiple crises, yet an independent audit of Los Angeles’ spending of $2.3 billion in homeless ...
Los Angeles Daily News11d
Los Angeles County Supervisors approve $637 million for homeless services
After several back and forth amendments on budget adjustments, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted ... and $42 ...
The Associated Press on MSN11d
Los Angeles moves to take control of homelessness agency, citing audits that found reckless spending
Los Angeles officials have moved to take control of hundreds of millions of dollars in homelessness spending after two ...
CBS News9d
Federal judge questions LA Mayor Karen Bass over homeless audit
Mayor Karen Bass and other elected leaders faced a federal judge after an independent audit found accounting issues with the $2.5 billion given to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authorities.
KTLA4d
L.A. County to pull funding from embattled homelessness agency
The Board voted 4-0 on Tuesday to revoke hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars annually for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority after audits and a judge found that the agency couldn’t ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat11d
Los Angeles moves to take control of homelessness agency, citing audits that found reckless spending
An audit this month found poor record-keeping prevented the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, or LAHSA, from tracking spending and verifying whether paid-for services were provided.