Potential audit into LA's homeless services

A federal court hearing is underway to decided whether there should be an independent audit on Los Angeles' homeless services. A lawsuit from LA Alliance for Human Rights accuses the city of not doing enough to clean up homeless camps across the city and more.

Major departures shake up LAHSA

In recent weeks, three of the top homelessness officials at Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) left their jobs, including two executives who oversaw finance and data.

Nonprofit helps rescue Skid Row's dogs

The nonprofit Starts With One Today recently faced a challenged, when a woman came to them with more than a dozen dogs and puppies in the back of a U-Haul. The organization found homes for most of them within 24 hours.

Rescuing dogs from Skid Row

After a woman lost her housing, the nonprofit Starts with One Today helped her rehome more than a dozen dogs that she could no longer take care of. While this situation had a happy ending, the organization said there are many other less positive situations for pets on Los Angeles' Skid Row.

LA's 211 hotline overwhelmed by volume: Report

Los Angeles' 211 hotline is meant for community members to connect with officials on things like healthcare, immigration and housing. But a new report from LAist says the call center is overwhelmed with the volume of calls, which left many homeless people stranded during the recent storms. Makenna Sieverston wrote the story and breaks down the issue.

Del Rey residents frustrated by homeless camps

After a fire destroyed a Del Rey home and killed a squatter, residents are voicing their frustrations with the local homeless population. Several blame the homeless for thefts and fires in the area.