Standing in front of a cleared homeless encampment in Los Angeles, Newsom vowed to start taking state funding away from cities and counties that are not doing enough to move people out of encampments and into shelter. The governor joined the California Department of Transportation, known as...
The devastating scale of LA’s problem becomes apparent as one considers some of the deeper implications, like the additional lives lost and the impact on children. If LA’s mortality rate of PEH continues on its current trajectory, the homelessness growth rate implies an ...
The visit by a delegation from several federal agencies came about two months after the Republican president called the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles, San Francisco and other big cities disgraceful and faulted the "liberal establishment" for the problem. In July, Democratic Mayor Eric Garcetti...
" Newsom said in a video posted to social media.Easy to say, perhaps, but the reality is more complicated."The goal has got to be to solve the problem," said Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. "Our problem here is we don't have enough...
LA Times Today: Los Angeles’ $22-billion homelessness problem gives leaders a choice: Double down or change strategiesWatch L.A. Times Today at 8 p.m. on Spectrum News 1 on Channel 1 or live stream on the Spectrum News App. Palos Verdes Peninsula and Orange County viewers can watch ...
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Pursuit of solutions to homelessness in San Francisco also demands a change of mind-set in significant ways. One: This is not just a San Francisco problem; it needs to be approached regionally, statewide, even nationally. State Sen. Holly Mitchell, a Los Angeles Democrat, is on the right ...
The short-term solution is to get people out of the tents, off of the streets, out of the cars, and into these containers. Yet, this isn't a long-term solution to the problem. Karen Bass No, but let me tell you what short-term is. I think ‘short-term’ is about a ...
The homeless population in Los Angeles has dwindled to almost nothing since 2006 when we had 48,103 homeless. Jan. 15, 2006, New York Times, Problem of Homelessness in Los Angeles and Its Environs Draws Renewed Calls for Attention, By Randal C. Archibold During Garce...
The problem was apparent just outside the board meeting, where a man and a woman were camped out on a small patch of lawn. Tents regularly pop up on the pavement outside nearby City Hill and hundreds of people live in makeshift shanties that line entire blocks in the notorious neighborhood...