Los Angeles mayoral candidates discuss homelessness
On Friday, the mayoral candidates discussed the homeless crisis plaguing the city of Los Angeles.
On Friday, the mayoral candidates discussed the homeless crisis plaguing the city of Los Angeles.
4th Riverside home invasion in 5 weeks
Police are investigating another home invasion in Riverside.
Police are investigating another home invasion in Riverside.
LA controller calls for city to use empty city-owned land to house homeless
LA Controller Ron Galperin urged officials to use more than 25 City-owned properties that he says could be used to house thousands of homeless people.
LA Controller Ron Galperin urged officials to use more than 25 City-owned properties that he says could be used to house thousands of homeless people.
Northridge homeless shelter named after Alex Trebek opens
A homeless shelter named after the late “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek opens in Northridge Thursday.
A homeless shelter named after the late “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek opens in Northridge Thursday.
Homeless crisis: LA City approves settlement; will spent up to $3b on housing, beds
Under the settlement, the city of Los Angeles could spend up to $3 billion over the next five years developing beds or housing units for the homeless.
Under the settlement, the city of Los Angeles could spend up to $3 billion over the next five years developing beds or housing units for the homeless.
Councilman Kevin De León targeted with second recall notice from same constituent
The constituent claims that the homeless population has gotten worse since Councilman de León took office and that he "does not have the best interest of our children included in any of (his) radical decisions." De León is currently running for Mayor of LA.
The constituent claims that the homeless population has gotten worse since Councilman de León took office and that he "does not have the best interest of our children included in any of (his) radical decisions." De León is currently running for Mayor of LA.
LA city leader pushing for parking ticket relief for unhoused
An LA City Councilman Marqueece introduced a resolution to support a state Assembly bill that would require cities to create a parking ticket relief program for unhoused people.
An LA City Councilman Marqueece introduced a resolution to support a state Assembly bill that would require cities to create a parking ticket relief program for unhoused people.
Sherman Oaks home hit with rat infestation
It's a story that will make your skin crawl: Residents in Los Angeles are seeing rats running around their homes.
It's a story that will make your skin crawl: Residents in Los Angeles are seeing rats running around their homes.
Adults, children over 12 barred from 'kid zones' at Long Beach city parks
Under a new ordinance, adults and children over 12 are now barred from hanging out in the "kid zones" of Long Beach city parks.
Under a new ordinance, adults and children over 12 are now barred from hanging out in the "kid zones" of Long Beach city parks.
Mother's Day Milestone: Nonprofit helps woman who lived on streets move into apartment
A woman previously living on the streets will be able to celebrate Mother's Day under the roof of her own apartment with her two kids thanks to a local nonprofit.
A woman previously living on the streets will be able to celebrate Mother's Day under the roof of her own apartment with her two kids thanks to a local nonprofit.
Mother's Day Milestone: Nonprofit helps woman who lived on streets move into apartment
A woman previously living on the streets will be able to celebrate Mother's Day under the roof of her own apartment with her two kids thanks to a local nonprofit.
A woman previously living on the streets will be able to celebrate Mother's Day under the roof of her own apartment with her two kids thanks to a local nonprofit.
LA County Supervisors adopt proposal to change homeless oversight
Supervisor Sheila Kuehl was one of two dissenting votes, comparing the measures to "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic."
Supervisor Sheila Kuehl was one of two dissenting votes, comparing the measures to "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic."
LA Homeless Services promotes 2 officers to run agency until interim director named
LAHSA Executive Director Heidi Marston announced her resignation earlier this week, citing disagreements over staff pay.
LAHSA Executive Director Heidi Marston announced her resignation earlier this week, citing disagreements over staff pay.
Lost Angeles: City of Homeless ? Official trailer
FOX 11's new documentary takes a closer look at the root of SoCal?s out-of-control homeless issue which has landed in each of our neighborhoods: From the mentally ill and drug-addicted, to the out of work and unable to make ends meet. Catch the premiere Wednesday, May 25th at 6 p.m. on FOX 11.
FOX 11's new documentary takes a closer look at the root of SoCal?s out-of-control homeless issue which has landed in each of our neighborhoods: From the mentally ill and drug-addicted, to the out of work and unable to make ends meet. Catch the premiere Wednesday, May 25th at 6 p.m. on FOX 11.
Some LA Homeless Services employees were homeless before minimum pay increased
"The employees of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority should not make so little that they qualify for homeless services themselves," LAHSA Executive Director Heidi Marston wrote in her resignation letter earlier this week.
"The employees of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority should not make so little that they qualify for homeless services themselves," LAHSA Executive Director Heidi Marston wrote in her resignation letter earlier this week.
LA Homeless Services Executive Director announces resignation over staff pay
"The employees of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority should not make so little that they qualify for homeless services themselves," director Heidi Marston said in her resignation letter.
"The employees of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority should not make so little that they qualify for homeless services themselves," director Heidi Marston said in her resignation letter.
Homeless deaths in LA County spiked 56% during the pandemic
During the first 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, overall deaths of homeless people in Los Angeles County increased by 56% compared to the previous 12 months -- a spike partially attributable to the virus, though drug overdoses continued to be the population's top killer, according to a report released Friday.
During the first 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, overall deaths of homeless people in Los Angeles County increased by 56% compared to the previous 12 months -- a spike partially attributable to the virus, though drug overdoses continued to be the population's top killer, according to a report released Friday.
'Street Vet' helping pets living on the streets in LA
In LA County, there are more than 66,000 people living on the streets. It’s estimated that 10% of them have pets; dogs and cats that rarely get any medical attention. That’s where the 'Street Vet' comes in.
In LA County, there are more than 66,000 people living on the streets. It’s estimated that 10% of them have pets; dogs and cats that rarely get any medical attention. That’s where the 'Street Vet' comes in.
LA County receives over $18M to convert hotel, motels into units for unhoused
The state so far has approved a total of 55 projects creating 3,195 housing units for people experiencing homelessness.
The state so far has approved a total of 55 projects creating 3,195 housing units for people experiencing homelessness.
Longtime mobile home park resident in need of new home after area got sold to developers
At one time, mobile home parks were an opportunity for people to own a house at a more affordable price. But now, the current real estate is forcing longtime residents to find a new place to settle.
At one time, mobile home parks were an opportunity for people to own a house at a more affordable price. But now, the current real estate is forcing longtime residents to find a new place to settle.