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Critics say Inside Safe isn’t delivering on mental health care and other services. The mayor’s office attributes many of the issues to longstanding shortages.

LGBTQ+ rights in L.A. were born in Silver Lake and Hollywood. West Hollywood became a destination for the community after being pushed out by police and national rhetoric.

Councilmember Proposes More Oversight on Mayor’s Spending Proposal During the past two weeks, members of the Budget, Finance, and Innovation...

Over 1,200 homeless people, asked to pack up their tents and leave the sidewalks as part of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ “Inside Safe” program, remain in...

Mayor Karen Bass called Councilmember Bob Blumenfield’s budget strategy a “throwback to the past,” when City Hall acted with a lack of urgency on homelessness.

The tightening on the request comes after the Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was granted $50 million to combat homelessness in the city.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said an Inside Safe operation is in the works for the problematic homeless encampment in Beverly Grove.

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Laguna Beach city officials closed two hotels after an ongoing dispute over who operates the businesses escalated to a physical confrontation and the destruction of property.

Actor Scott Baio is leaving California, after feeling unsafe due to the state's insurmountable homeless crisis, the star announced ...