Los Angeles Times
North Koreans' Idol Shift: From Kim Jong Un to K-pop Artists
Kerry FC eliminates Shelbourne in FAI Cup penalty shoot-out after giant-killing
Texas floods cause high waters and extensive cleanup efforts after hundreds are rescued
Trump and Allies Seek to sow Mistrust About Election Security Ahead of the Midterm Elections
Bodycam footage shows Columbus police officer shooting at dog and hitting partner
_1777370193195_831968492.png&w=48&q=75){kind=small}
Source: Los Angeles Times
1 DayReady to play
Ready to play
The California Department of Health Care Services has rescinded a $73.4 million grant for a proposed mental health and drug treatment facility in San Pedro, citing failure to meet funding requirements and appraisal discrepancies. The nonprofit Fred Brown Recovery Services aimed to develop a 106-bed inpatient center and outpatient programs on a five-acre site, but faced significant community opposition and concerns over proximity to schools and facilities for elderly residents. Local officials and residents had voiced doubts about the project's viability, leading to its cancellation amidst protests and debates over transparency and proper funding procedures.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)