Jamie Paige
Special to the Daily Press
The city of Los Angeles wants a plan to take people out of recreational vehicles as part of ongoing efforts to fight homelessness.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is fond — perhaps overly so — of the phrase “meet the moment.”
It translates roughly into willingness to handle pressing issues and, of course, he uses it
If the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) has its way, camping could be established at Malibu Bluffs Park — an 84-acre park that sits at the foot of Malibu Canyon
Homelessness is California’s most visible humanitarian crisis. I’ve dedicated my career to trying to solve it, however I can. But there’s a very obvious part of the
Sandra Clark, Special to the Daily Press
VENICE -Outraged neighbors say a three-story home under construction where a fire began late Sunday night in the Venice Canals had become a
JANIE HAR
Associated Press
Homeless people and their advocates sued the city of San Francisco on Tuesday, demanding that it stop harassing and destroying the belongings of people living on
For the second autumn in a row, Malibu has approved a program authorizing homeless encampment clearances due to fire danger in the city’s parched hills.
During a city council
While LA County homeless count numbers showed an 11% reduction in the number of unhoused people residing in Santa Monica between January 2020 and February 2022, up the coast in
Mayor Sue Himmelrich signed a letter last week requesting LA County leadership halt a needle exchange program at Reed Park and “immediately [move] this program to a service rich environment
CHRISTOPHER WEBER / Associated Press
Los Angeles County leaders announced Monday a lawsuit settlement agreement that commits hundreds of millions of dollars to expand outreach and supportive services for homeless residents,
Council meets on Tuesday, Sept. 13 with an agenda heavy on second readings of past decisions. However, new business includes a pair of items addressing homelessness and a discussion of
Homelessness in Los Angeles County increased by about 4 percent over the course of the pandemic but officials said the numbers were heavily impacted by COVID-19 protocols and warned the
