Who will manage LA’s federal homeless dollars after an embattled agency bows out?
Los Angeles officials and a federal judge are working to determine who will manage federal funding for homelessness services after the current agency decided to step down.
Hundreds of millions of dollars meant to serve unhoused Angelenos are on the line as government officials and a federal judge navigate a difficult transition.
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