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Mayor Eric Garcetti and the HUD’s Ben Carson talk about land, health services and more to help homeless people in L.A. But so far, no deal reached.
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Homeless and housed residents came together in support of the Echo Park Lake encampment, which has been a source of frustration for others in the area. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom is sending 30 trailers to Los Angeles to serve as temporary shelters. Most will serve homeless families somewhere in South L.A.
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At the VA campus in West L.A., two veterans took this year’s annual homeless count very seriously. One credits the VA with saving his life.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti hopes to reach a preliminary agreement with the Trump administration on a joint plan to help combat the city’s swelling homeless crisis.
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The Southern California median sales price hit a new record of $550,000 last month, a 7.2% increase from the same period a year earlier.
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Sen. Holly Mitchell and a coalition representing low-income communities have come out against Senate Bill 50, complicating a key legislative deadline.
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I stood at the front of the classroom and made my pitch to the 25 students who had been accepted into Careers for a Cause, an inaugural training program in homeless services offered at Los Angeles Southwest College.
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Careers for a Cause equips people to work in homeless services. These participants, fresh from their own hardships, can relate
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For 15 years, Clementina Verjan has run the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority’s annual point-in-time count.
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A Facebook group for homeless people has more than 1,200 members. They share stories and tips on surviving on the streets.
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Oakland’s ordinance is the strictest of its kind in the state, covering both public and private housing.
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An LAPD commander pointed to the city’s growing homeless population and an uptick in crimes committed by and against homeless people.
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L.A. supervisors voted Tuesday to push ahead with the possible purchase of St. Vincent hospital
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Last summer, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said the city would take a more “sensitive approach” to clearing trash and filth around homeless encampments. Now, sanitation officials say they are making adjustments to that system, including planning for police presence at some cleanup sites.
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If the coronavirus outbreak in China were a Hollywood movie, now would be time to panic. But in real life, most Americans have no need, experts say.
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A magnitude 4.6 earthquake was reported Friday evening about 12 miles from Barstow, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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“American Dirt” by Jeanine Cummins was celebrated by many critics as the great immigrant novel of our day. Then Latinos called it out as a stereotype-riddled act of appropriation.
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Elizbeth Holmes’ lawyers in an Arizona civil case quit in September, saying she hasn’t paid them.
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With the NBA trade deadline approaching in early February, Lakers star LeBron James says he believes his club can compete for a title as built.
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Another edition of your regular field guide to the world of movies in Los Angeles and beyond.
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Final Oscar balloting begins Thursday. How are the campaigns trying to woo academy members?
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Americans are ever more polarized in the news outlets they trust, and the partisan news bubbles they inhabit strongly shape their views, study shows.
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