California lawmakers just made it easier for cities to seize and destroy the only homes that thousands of unhoused residents still have. AB 630, a bill by Assemblymember Cecilia González,
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia has been thrust back into the center of the city’s homelessness debate, this time by order of a federal judge. In a move that
Federal prosecutors have opened two criminal cases that reveal how millions of dollars meant to combat homelessness in California may have been siphoned into luxury spending and speculative real estate
When Councilmember Traci Park announced in her district newsletter that the 405 freeway underpass along Venice Blvd would soon receive a new mural, she framed the change as a triumph
Los Angeles has been celebrating small signs of progress on homelessness, but new research suggests its numbers are flawed. For the past two years, the city’s official Point-in-Time Count has
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Senate Bill 634, a landmark but hard-fought measure that will make it illegal for California cities to punish people or organizations for helping their unhoused
