Tag: Homeless
Echo Park Lake Is Reopening to the Public on May 26
The fences will come down and the swan boats will sail again, but not without controversy
Here’s What the Pandemic Has Really Done to L.A.’s Economy
A new report details how the pandemic has impacted the region–and who has been hurt the most
Hotels Received Taxpayer Money, but Refused to Participate in Project Roomkey
In a new report, hotels cite everything from logistical issues to potential negative ”impact on the brand”
The City of L.A. Has Millions to Help Bail Out Renters, but Demand Is Going to Be Sky High
A new program that will offer emergency rent subsidies for some at-risk residents starts accepting applications July 13
Crimes Against the Homeless Have Risen, and Advocates Are Searching for Answers
Several recent incidents have L.A.'s homeless on edge, and recently released LAPD stats appear to justify their anxieties
L.A. Councilmembers Urge the Governor to Declare a State of Emergency on Homelessness
They say the declaration could speed up solutions to the crisis
Will L.A. City Council Members Roll Back Their Homeless Parking Bans?
Councilman David Ryu just rescinded a ”no parking” zone in his district. Will other council members follow suit?
After Mayor Garcetti’s PR Visit with a Homeless Woman, the City Threw Out Her Stuff
KPCC reports that a woman named Chiselle met the mayor, then lost everything
As L.A. Experiences Double-Digit Spikes in Homelessness, Officials Are Finally Saying We Need Tenant Protections
The results of the latest homeless count are in—and they’re grim
