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Tens of thousands of people make their homes in tents in LA s Skid Row. (Paige Austin/Patch)
LOS ANGELES, CA Fed up by what he considers government inaction, bureaucratic paralysis and a lack of accountability, a federal judge Tuesday suddenly ordered the city and county of Los Angeles to offer housing to the entire homeless population of downtown s Skid Row by October.
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter set a timetable by which single women and unaccompanied children must be offered placement within three months, families must be given shelter within four months, and every indigent person on Skid Row would be given the opportunity to come off the streets by Oct. 18.
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There is no greater guilt than driving down the streets of Los Angeles, only to find parks and streets filled with tents, used shopping carts and other amenities that signify the living spaces of the homeless population.Â
LA is one of the many cities in California with an incredibly large homeless population of over 66,000 people, a 12.7% rise since 2019, according to the LA Homeless Services Authority. Echo Park is likely the most controversial park in LA in regards to the homelessness crisis, considering the fact that it has been an ideal space for homeless individuals to seek shelter in a safer environment â until now.