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The mayor could also address homelessness and the city’s response to a federal crackdown on immigration and “sanctuary cities ...
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LAist on MSNLA homeless agency refuses to release records on $800,000 in payouts for wrongful termination claimsThe government agency known as LAHSA settled wrongful termination claims with two former executives of the agency last month ...
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LAist on MSNLA County is walking away from LAHSA. Housing for Health is the model for what's nextAs Los Angeles County shifts millions in homeless services spending from LAHSA, officials are placing a big bet on Housing ...
The Los Angeles Homelessness Service Authority (LAHSA) was dealt a second blow on April 4 as embattled CEO Dr. Va Lecia Adams Kellum announced her resignation in a letter to ...
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NBC Los Angeles on MSNLAHSA CEO resigns after LA County moves to defund the agencyVa Lecia Adams Kellum resigned from her position as CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) Friday, ...
The debate over the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has brought the city and county back to a familiar place: divided ...
Supervisors will vote on the seismic change after a recent audit found that LAHSA could not account for millions of dollars of homeless funding.
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FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSNLA homeless services CEO resigns days after County votes to effectively defund agencyLOS ANGELES - Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, announced her resignation on ...
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Westside Current on MSNCOLUMN: LAHSA'S CEO is Gone. Now What?LOS ANGELES - Last Friday afternoon, news broke that Dr. Va Lecia Adams Kellum was resigning after two years as CEO, the ...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted to effectively pull out of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), a massive agency that the city and county have been ...
Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, announced her resignation Friday.
The business of suffering: Los Angeles politicians aim to turn homelessness into a source of profits
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a budget containing tens of millions in cuts to homelessness ...
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