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LA judge, local officials launch bold review of city's homeless service provider amid growing crisis - Vimarsana News

LA judge, local officials launch bold review of city's homeless service provider amid growing crisis

US District Court Judge David O. Carter floats independent audit idea for LA's homelessness programs as the city and county have failed to curtail the crisis.

Federal judge wants independent audit of LA's homelessness programs as city struggles to curtail crisis - Vimarsana News

Federal judge wants independent audit of LA's homelessness programs as city struggles to curtail crisis

Back in 2021, Judge David O. Carter also ordered the city and county of Los Angeles to offer housing to the entire homeless population of downtown's Skid Row.

Source: foxla.com
LA receives $9M in federal homes to combat homelessness - Vimarsana News

LA receives $9M in federal homes to combat homelessness

The money includes allocations for Mayor Bass' Inside Safe initiative, several affordable housing projects and more.

Source: foxla.com
Mayor Bass's Inside Safe Program Gets Another $3 Million In Federal Funding After City Controller Audit Announced - Vimarsana News

Mayor Bass's Inside Safe Program Gets Another $3 Million In Federal Funding After City Controller Audit Announced

This adds another drop into a big bucket of funding for Inside Safe: $250 million for this year, to be exact.

Source: laist.com
LA homelessness lawsuit: Judge demands 'absolute transparency,' as Mayor Bass OKs Inside Safe audit – Daily News - Vimarsana News

LA homelessness lawsuit: Judge demands 'absolute transparency,' as Mayor Bass OKs Inside Safe audit – Daily News

The LA Alliance, which is suing the city and county, is demanding that LA pay nearly $6.4 million for its alleged lack of transparency and failure to reduce encampments per the 2022 settlement.