Raman touts district drop in street homelessness as L.A. citywide counts rise

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Raman highlighted a 49% year-over-year drop in street homelessness in her district, contrasting with about an 8% citywide increase, as LA homelessness counts show roughly 45,194 homeless citywide with 36% in shelters. She attributes the district’s improvement to a targeted, aggressive approach and limited use of Inside Safe; Bass’s campaign argues Inside Safe contributes to citywide progress, though 41% of entrants have returned to homelessness. The piece frames Raman as leveraging district gains in the mayoral race against Bass.
- Street homelessness went up in Los Angeles. In Nithya Raman's district, it was nearly cut in half Los Angeles Times
- Los Angeles region has more homeless people on street, new data confirms NBC Los Angeles
- Homelessness in Los Angeles rises again after 2-year decline, audit report shows ABC7 Los Angeles
- L.A. Mayor Karen Bass blames federal policies for rise in homelessness KTLA
- LA's homeless count results show the numbers in the city are up LAist
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