Housing & Homelessness

Documentary “Disco’d” explores the L.A. homeless crisis through a series of profiles.

A study commissioned by Los Angeles County outlines some short-term strategies to rescue cash-strapped board and care homes from closing.

Board-and-care homes — created to care for those who cannot care for themselves — are being squeezed out of business by an antiquated state funding system.

AIDS Healthcare Foundation had sought nearly $25 million in Proposition HHH money to build more than 200 units of supportive housing on skid row.

Apple is the latest tech giant to pledge funds amid criticism that tech firms haven’t done enough to relieve a pressing problem that they made worse.

Prosecutor says community needs to police homeless camps

For close to four years, I’ve been writing for The Times about California’s housing affordability problems. But I’ve never lived it — until now.

The Southern California housing market showed signs of heating up in September, as sales and prices rose.

At the edge of downtown L.A., artists were protected by rent restrictions for 30 years. Starting today, some see their rent triple.

A debate between Beverly Hills Mayor John Mirisch and State Sen. Scott Wiener of San Francisco on how to solve California’s housing crisis.

Los Angeles will cushion the blow of rent hikes for some tenants facing big increases, under a new program approved Wednesday at City Hall.

A columnist’s defensive response to questions about her recent piece on a newly arrived homeless couple in L.A. did not sit well with readers.