Skid Row

Los Angeles has the biggest rat problem in America, with more Yelp searches for rodent services than any other city.

The $2 billion Fourth & Central project will bing nearly 1,600 units, with almost 250 set aside as affordable housing, plus offices, shops, and restaurants to Skid Row.

FOX 11's Matthew Seedorff walked along Skid Row to survey the neighborhood for possible animal abuse concerns.

Officers with the Central Narcotics Enforcement Detail also seized an undisclosed amount of cash and unregistered firearms.

In addition to the meth seized, officers also confiscated $11,000, a handgun, and arrested at least one person.

The taxpayer-funded building that drew scrutiny for alleged crack pipe distribution is now seeing extra patrol after FOX 11 shared videos of the facility earlier in the week.

A downtown LA nonprofit is allegedly turning into a crack house with people walking out of the building with crack pipes.

Video captures a moving company dumping a truck's entire contents on LA's Skid Row early Wednesday. Couches, beds, a refrigerator and even a ping pong table, were among the items distributed to the homeless.

Each unit costs an estimated $600,000 and is funded by taxpayers. Residents will enjoy an impressive list of amenities, including a gym, an art room, a music room and a library.

Residents say the elevator incident is an example of the poor living conditions in the Skid Row building.

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.

A homeless person in Los Angeles appeared to have gotten hosed by a worker spraying the Skid Row sidewalk.