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Federal judge declines receivership in Los Angeles homeless case
A federal judge on Tuesday, June 24, declined to appoint a court-ordered receiver to oversee Los Angeles’ homelessness ...
Judge declines to take power over L.A. homeless programs away from city leaders
In a 62-page ruling, judge says that 'this is not the time' to hand over Los Angeles' roughly $1 billion in homelessness ...
What’s next for Los Angeles after judge orders monitor in homelessness lawsuit
A court-appointed monitor will begin tracking Los Angeles’ progress on homelessness, following a federal ruling.
They were repeatedly ticketed because of their homelessness. What did it change?
In Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Diego, homeless Californians describe their experiences as camping ban enforcement has ...
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Proposed cuts to Medicaid would affect 2.9 million Angelenos
A new study says Medicaid patients and providers alike would suffer under a bill in Congress that would eliminate 12% of ...
California homeowner savagely beaten by homeless man as he worked in his garden
Rodolfo Roman was working at a yard in LA on June 23 when the shirtless perpetrator who'd been staying in an abandoned home nearby came up behind him.
The fight to reduce homeless service worker burnout in a grueling industry
A new week long fellowship is trying to help aspiring social workers be ready to serve the homeless community.
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Impacts of Medicaid cuts
A new study says more than a quarter of the people who live in Los Angeles County rely on Medicaid, and that cuts to the ...
Will a fed-up Gavin Newsom and California Democrats cause more homelessness? | Opinion
The California Legislature’s budget eliminates funding that helps run homeless shelters throughout the state. Sacramento’s ...
If Rick Caruso were California’s next governor, it’d be all about “attacking regulation”
Rick Caruso offered what he would do as California governor as chatter continues around the developer’s run for office.