Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Va Lecia Adams Kellum, CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, at press briefing about homelessness in 2023. (Gary ...

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority said it would lay off 284 workers, primarily because the county of Los Angeles is ...

In Los Angeles, where homelessness policy shapes billions in public spending and affects tens of thousands of residents, a shift is unfolding behind the scenes. Employees of the Los Angeles Homeless ...

Behind promises of “accountability,” a joint Los Angeles task force on homelessness is eliminating hundreds of frontline ...

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The L.A. region's top homelessness agency will reassign or lay off staff amid a 5% budget cut this fiscal year, officials announced Friday. The details: The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, ...

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday Sept. 17 to explore the possibility of withdrawing all legally allowable homelessness funding from the Los Angeles Homeless Services ...

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has announced it will issue layoff notices to nearly 300 employees in 10 days, citing impending funding cuts from Los Angeles County and the city of L.A. In ...

The commentary by RAND scientist Louis Abramson regarding the 2025 Homeless Count (“LAHSA’s Homeless Count Undercounts the Most Vulnerable,” Oct. 21) raises points worth discussing, and it’s also ...