MID-CITY — The urine, feces and vomit were early morning irritations for Adrienne Burrows. It wasn't until her young son picked up a crack pipe while walking to a
WESTWOOD — Homeless veterans won a significant battle Thursday when a federal judge ruled in their favor, saying the Department of Veterans Affairs violated the law when it leased portions of
CITYWIDE — During a mental health summit organized by the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System last week, groups met to discuss what can be done to help homeless veterans and
WASHINGTON, DC — Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA) Eric Shinseki has made a commitment to fund and support an array of services to help homeless veterans in Los Angeles starting next
DOWNTOWN —Wearing a hot pink shirt, jeans and matching pink sneakers and standing in front of OPCC Monday afternoon, Maria Lieske, 45, bent down to see what her part-terrier/dachshund/
CITY HALL — City officials are seeking public input on a plan that will direct over $2.5 million in federal grant dollars toward affordable housing, homeless services and other community
CITY HALL — A recent citywide homeless count revealed that the overall amount of sheltered and unsheltered homeless has increased in Santa Monica by just 1 percent in the past year,
CITY HALL — The Santa Monica Housing Authority should take a closer look at its federal housing voucher program to ensure that it's promoting diversity and availability of housing
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Congressman Henry Waxman sent a letter to the White House Office of Management and Budget this week requesting that the president include funding
CIVIC CENTER —It's not too late to sign up for the 17th annual Super Bowl-a-thon, a fundraiser on Feb. 1 benefiting the Westside Shelter and Hunger Coalition.
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WEST L.A. — Federal and local officials broke ground Friday on a building that will provide housing and services to dozens of the most disabled and mentally-ill homeless veterans in
