L.A. Mayor Karen Bass unveils $1.3B plan to tackle homelessness crisis.

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a $250 million expansion of her signature program to move homeless people indoors, as part of a $1.3 billion investment in housing and homelessness programs. The mayor also pledged to rebuild the ranks of the Los Angeles Police Department, while also investing in a new Office of Community Safety, which will focus on unarmed responses to emergencies. The mayor’s full spending plan, which will cover the fiscal year that starts July 1 and still requires City Council approval, will be unveiled Tuesday morning.
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