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Will LA adopt New York’s approach to homeless shelters?
More people are experiencing homelessness in New York City than in all of LA County. But fewer people sleep on the streets in New York — partly because of its state law guaranteeing emergency shelter to every person who qualifies.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 24m ListenMore people are experiencing homelessness in New York City than in all of LA County. But fewer people sleep on the streets in New York — partly because of its state law guaranteeing emergency shelter to every person who qualifies. Now one state lawmaker is proposing a similar law in California.
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3 storiesWhat can LA learn from New York’s ‘right to shelter’ law?
In New York City, more people are experiencing homelessness than in all of LA County, according to the most recent counts. But in New York, far fewer people sleep outside on the streets.
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The series Chalk Lines includes five short plays written by LA playwrights, using immersive audio storytelling to bring to life unsung landmarks in West Adams, Leimert Park, Exposition Park, and Union Station.
Read the story8 minLandscapes, human body, and crafts: Themes of summer LA group exhibits highlighting new artists
Every summer, many LA galleries present group shows to try out new artists and catch their breath before the big season for the art world: fall. The shows often have a cohesive genre or trend.
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