LA regional homeless authority bows out of federal roles — including annual homeless count
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has announced it will withdraw from several federal responsibilities, including its role in conducting the region’s annual point-in-time homeless count. The decision follows persistent allegations of mismanagement and criticism directed at the agency by both local leaders and the Trump administration. This move marks a significant shift in how the city and county will manage federal mandates and track data regarding the local homeless population.
The move by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority comes amid criticism from the Trump administration and local leaders over mismanagement allegations.
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