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Mayor Karen Bass talks about the thousands she’s moved into interim housing. But it’s the removal of encampments that will make Angelenos believe it.

The 21,694 people were housed through a variety of programs. But officials often don't know what happens to people who leave these programs.

Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey Horvath, shown in June, said the goal of the new meeting structure is more meaningful and efficient discussions in public with county department heads.

Bass spent most of her first year in the very hard struggle to house this city’s enormous population of homeless people.

Following an NBC4 I-Team report that aired Thursday night, the mayor’s spokesperson says there is now a plan to dismantle RV encampments on LA streets.

Bass spent most of her first year in the very hard struggle to house this city’s enormous population of homeless people.

Bass: 'Confronting this (homeless) crisis is like peeling an onion. When you peel an onion, you cry along the way.'

Bass: 'Confronting this (homeless) crisis is like peeling an onion. When you peel an onion, you cry along the way.'

City crews and tow trucks removed RVs and makeshift vehicle encampments that were parked along Forest Lawn Drive in Hollywood Hills.

Nearly 22,000 homeless Angelenos were moved off the streets and inside within the last year, LA Mayor Karen Bass announced.