Supervisors push to shift homeless funding from LAHSA to new LA County department
If approved, the new department would absorb most of the roughly $350 million LAHSA receives from the county — and part of ...
Los Angeles spends billions on homelessness with little accountability
The LAO’s report says the January 2024 point-in-time count found 187,000 people who are homeless in California, an all-time ...
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Scathing audit finds L.A. homeless spending lacks oversight, accountability
Homeless programs funded by the city of Los Angeles are essentially a black hole when it comes to oversight and the tracking of outcomes, a court-ordered, independent audit has found. The report ...
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West African Textiles Inspired This Los Angeles ADU’s Rhythmic Cladding
Los Angeles, California. Architect & Interior Designer: Nwankpa Design / @nwankpadesign. Footprint: 1,182-square-foot house ...
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A court-ordered audit finds Los Angeles homeless programs have poor oversight
Further, auditors said, the city and the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) “did not initially provide all requested financial data, prompting A&M to make multiple efforts to ...
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Homeless deaths in L.A. County are leveling off but still nearly seven per day
Los Angeles County health officials reported a second consecutive year of moderate increases in homeless deaths, adding evidence that a surge that raised the mortality rate 56% over the previous ...
Rates of death among the homeless in Los Angeles County are leveling off
The number of homeless people dying in Los Angeles County has leveled off, with data showing a 1% mortality rate increase in ...
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West African Textiles Inspired This Los Angeles ADU’s Rhythmic Cladding
Have one to share? Post it here. Photographer: "Nwankpa Design, led by Susan Nwankpa Gillespie, has designed Textile House #1, an ADU in the Silver Lake neighborhood of L.A. that blends the rich ...
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Rates of death among the homeless in Los Angeles County are leveling off
The number of homeless people dying in Los Angeles County has leveled off, with data showing a 1% mortality rate increase in 2023 compared to an alarming increase of 56% from 2019 to 2021 ...