More than 1,200 veterans are living on Los Angeles streets, thwarting Mayor Eric Garcetti’s repeated pledges to end the city’s soaring rates of veteran homelessness, officials said Thursday.

There are 3,878 veterans who lack a “fixed, regular or adequate place to sleep” on any given night in Los Angeles County, according to the annual count of the homeless conducted in January.

Nearly 1,800 homeless veterans in Los Angeles County moved into subsidized apartments in 2023 after connecting with a full menu of support services, said Jim Zenner, director of the county’s ...

Of the 120 apartments for homeless veterans that opened in May on the 400-acre Veterans Affairs campus in Los Angeles, only 42 are occupied. Check out our latest YouTube videos. Watch here 🎥 ...

Nov. 11 (UPI) --Researchers say that Los Angeles remains an epicenter of homelessness for veterans nationwide, with a report published Thursday finding that homeless veterans in Los Angeles ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs campus in West Los Angeles contains 388 acres, all of which had to be searched Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022, for homeless veterans.

New housing opens for 59 homeless veterans on VA land in Los Angeles -- 6 years after 1,200 units were promised ...

A group of homeless veterans has been living in tents outside the gates of the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs campus. Now, the VA is allowing them to camp on the grounds of the facility.

Los Angeles County has long had the country’s highest number of homeless veterans — nearly 4,000 by last count. It also has one of the largest VA medical centers in the country. Situated on a gated ...

The obstacles preventing homeless veterans from finding housing in Los Angeles. Skip to Main Content. Live TV; ... On any given night, there are more than 65,000 homeless people living in Los Angeles.

“The Department of Veterans Affairs has failed miserably in its promise to house homeless veterans on the sprawling grounds of its West L.A. campus,” read a Los Angeles Times editorial ...

Every room has its own bathroom and a little kitchen area. Downstairs there’s a common room with a TV, a pool table and a baby grand piano. And every resident is a previously homeless veteran ...