Los Angeles reports a second consecutive yearly decline in homelessness, with a 4% reduction in the county and 3.4% in the ...

Los Angeles has seen a 17.5% reduction in street homelessness in the past year, with the city's Inside Safe initiative and other efforts being credited for the progress, but advocacy groups caution ...

With $89.9 billion allocated for housing and transportation, 4.7 percent less than last year, housing and transportation cuts ...

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Dehumanizing narratives, harmful policies, and public indifference make violence against homeless people not only possible, but predictable.

Los Angeles officials cite progress against homelessness, but some council members and providers warn of challenges ahead.

The conclusion was that the region’s bias for single-family housing, its historic enmity toward housing for low-income ...

State Senator Angelique Ashby authorized a bill that would reshape the region's approach to homelessness. But city and county ...

For the second consecutive year, homelessness decreased in the Los Angeles area, the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count found.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to move forward with an effort to safeguard LGBTQ+-specific crisis hotline services following a decision by the Trump ...

Local leaders on Monday touted the 4% drop in unhoused individuals countywide, and a 3.4% fall in the city of Los Angeles. It ...