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Los Angeles Declares a "State of Emergency" on Homelessness
Homelessness has increased by some 12% in Los Angeles since last year. The 4000 people downtown on Skid Row are just 15% of the total on the streets of the city. Today, members of a City Council committee called homeless an "emergency," and called for $100 million for housing and other services.
By Warren Olney • • 10m ListenHomelessness has increased by some 12% in Los Angeles since last year. The 4000 people downtown on Skid Row are just 15% of the total on the streets of the city. Today, members of a City Council committee called homeless an "emergency," and called for $100 million for housing and other services.
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1 of 2A Plan to Connect LA and Las Vegas by Bullet Train- 0:17Los Angeles Declares a "State of Emergency" on HomelessnessYou’re reading this
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