LA Homelessness Edges Up as Bass Blames Funding Cuts
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New figures show Los Angeles’s homelessness count rose 3.5% from last year, erasing two years of progress; Mayor Karen Bass attributes the uptick to federal and state funding cuts and policy changes, while touting Inside Safe and housing for veterans—though critics argue services remain inadequate and Downtown LA’s Skid Row remains the focal point of the crisis.
- Staggering new figures show LA’s homeless problem is getting worse — as Karen Bass gives pathetic excuse New York Post
- Homelessness has increased in L.A., dealing fresh setback to Mayor Karen Bass Los Angeles Times
- New Los Angeles homeless count expected to show 3.4% increase ABC7 Los Angeles
- Homeless count expected to rise in Los Angeles FOX 11 Los Angeles
- L.A. Mayor Karen Bass blames federal policies for rise in homelessness KTLA
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