A local homeless provider has been paying its CEO a substantial amount of money. 6 million in salary and vacation pay. This CEO resides in Hawaii, despite the organization being based in Los Angeles.
Further details about this situation can be found in the Los Angeles Times, including comparisons to the salaries of CEOs at similar organizations, which suggest that this CEO's pay is notably high.
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