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Twenty former RV dwellers moved into a new apartment building as the first cohort in a program to lease buildings for people being moved from street encampments.
Recently, The Times has been investigating Skid Row’s troubled housing providers, digging into the failures of nonprofits such as AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
A Times investigation has found that many of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s more than 1,300 residents live in squalid conditions, with dozens under the threat of eviction.
People reverentially observe Veterans Day at Los Angeles National Cemetery in Westwood. Veterans Day events were held at Forest Lawn—Hollywood Hills and the Bob Hope Patriotic Hall
As the Rev. Andy Bales heads home to Iowa after 20 years as president and chief executive of the Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row, he’s leaving a legacy of his work in L.A.: A nonprofit is buying his Pasadena house to convert it to a 20-family transitional shelter.
After approving a settlement requiring L.A. County to provide 3,000 new mental-health and substance-use treatment beds, Judge David O. Carter staged a test.
A judge signed off on Los Angeles County’s vow to produce 3,000 mental health and substance use treatment beds, ending a lawsuit over homelessness.
In another attempt to settle a lawsuit, Los Angeles County has agreed to create 3,000 new mental health and substance use treatment beds by the end of 2026.
Day led the W.M. Keck Foundation, founded by his grandfather, and was a major donor to Claremont McKenna College and USC.
A judge has set the stage for a possible trial over the slow progress of West L.A.’s Veterans Affairs’ campus to build housing for homeless veterans.
