Gale Holland

reporter, Los Angeles Times

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One young woman’s experience of being unhoused and pregnant in Hollywood is the focus of a new series from the Los Angeles Times.

For pregnant women on the streets, LA has no system to help

One young woman’s experience of being unhoused and pregnant in Hollywood is the focus of a new series from the Los Angeles Times.

from Greater LA

About 55,000 people are living on the streets and in the shelters of greater Los Angeles.

The long history of how LA's homeless crisis got to this point

About 55,000 people are living on the streets and in the shelters of greater Los Angeles.

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Lloyd Pendleton left a job with the Ford Motor Company for the Welfare Department of the Church of Latter Day Saints.

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