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L.A. Homeless Agency Faces Crisis
Los Angeles’ primary homeless agency, LAHSA, is challenging a federal suspension that would cut off approximately $240 million in HUD funds amid an inspector general investigation into alleged mismanagement and conflicts of interest. The suspension impacts key functions such as the homeless count, database maintenance, and housing placement, risking further deterioration of the region’s homelessness response. LAHSA is seeking a court injunction to prevent the suspension, which is part of broader federal efforts under the Trump administration to shift homelessness policies towards enforcement and institutionalization.
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