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Los Angeles’ homelessness agency, LAHSA, will relinquish control of four major roles related to regional homeless services, including federal funding applications, data systems, and assessments, amid mounting political and legal pressures. The decision comes after accusations of mismanagement and investigations into federal funding use, leading to legal battles and budget shifts from the city and county to establish independent agencies. The agency’s agreements with the city extend until June 2027, but the shift reflects ongoing efforts to reform homelessness management in Los Angeles.
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