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Who will manage LA’s federal homeless dollars after an embattled agency bows out?
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk Nick Gerda , as published by LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)
· October 1, 2026
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An L.A. Metro bus drives past a man sleeping on the sidewalk on North Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times / ) The Los Angeles region’s troubled homeless services agency announced this month that it will no longer manage the region’s federal homel...
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Key points (Christina House/Los Angeles Times / ) The Los Angeles region’s troubled homeless services agency announced this month that it will no longer manage the region’s federal homel... Metro bus drives past a man sleeping on the sidewalk on North Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? An L.A. Metro bus drives past a man sleeping on the sidewalk on North Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times / ) The Los Angeles region’s troubled homeless services agency announced this month that it will no longer manage the region’s federal homel...
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