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

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Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority employees are pleading for help from county leaders, a day after the agency announced that nearly 300 people will be laid off by the end of April.

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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 Homeless Services Authority released delayed audit findings identifying significant weaknesses in its financial internal controls and issued layoff notices to certain employees. While ...

Los Angeles’ homelessness crisis isn’t just a battle against a humanitarian disaster—it’s a failure of governance. A newly released audit of the Los Angeles Homelessness Services Authority (LAHSA) ...

The top homelessness agency for the Los Angeles region approved its first-ever conflict of interest policy Friday, months after LAist reporting revealed that the agency's CEO signed contracts with a ...

11:29 a.m. Jan. 1, 2025: An earlier version of this editorial incorrectly stated that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass appointed Va Lecia Adams Kellum to lead LAHSA. She was appointed by the LAHSA Board of ...