This would end the city's reliance on L.A. County to manage those services.
Neighbors are raising concerns over a new tiny home community under construction in Hollywood. It's meant to help the homeless, but neighbors worry it will bring more problems.
A Los Angeles County woman who worked as a longtime signature collector for ballot initiatives has agreed to plead guilty to paying people, including homeless individuals in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles, to register to vote.
A street in Pacoima was long overrun with filth. That encampment, once dubbed the "Skid Row of the Valley," has now been cleared, and locals say it happened after they reached out to ABC7.
Some Hollywood residents are expressing concern over a 51‑unit tiny home village for the homeless as construction for the project officially kicked off Thursday.
LAFD has repeatedly warned that rising call volumes and understaffing are slowing their response times. New data shows encampment fires as a major driver.