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Los Angeles Controller says city failed to spend $500M in homeless funding
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia said he's identified more than $500 million budgeted for homelessness programs that ...
Mexican Mafia settled scores with killing at Long Beach homeless camp, records reveal
Samuel Villalba became a member of the Mexican Mafia in the 1980s. Police found him shot to death in a homeless camp in 2021 ...
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With Measure A, Los Angeles voters embrace a bigger response to homelessness
That future went up in a wisp of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania smoke, but the election — in LA at least — also had good news for ...
Reseda business owner concerned over homeless encampment fires: ' No one can help us'
Frustration continues to grow for a longtime family-owned business in the San Fernando Valley. The owner claims nothing is ...
Los Angeles rezoning plan won’t spur enough new housing, report finds
A new plan to rezone Los Angeles for more growth won't lead to the construction of enough homes to meet its goals, an ...
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‘Unsafe security issue.' Homeless encampment fire in Van Nuys raises alarm bells for neighbors
After the trash fire from a homeless encampment was reported in Van Nuys, neighbors said they are fed up with the unsanitary ...
In an AP interview, the next Los Angeles DA says he'll go after low-level nonviolent crimes
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The incoming district attorney for Los Angeles County, Nathan Hochman, said in an interview with The ...
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Authorities ID homeless man shot to death along LA River in Paramount
Authorities today identified a man who was shot to death in Paramount yesterday. The shooting occurred at 4:15 a.m. Monday at ...
Homeless crisis blamed for brazen drug use, graffiti in Tarzana
Residents in Tarzana are raising public safety concerns involving drugs and vandalism they believe are tied to the homeless crisis.  Community members told KTLA Monday that they have witnessed ...
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Santa Monica College offers program to prep students for career in homeless services
Santa Monica College is offering new program to teach students how to help the homeless and get people into housing.