There’s one thing L.A. officials all agree on, and that’s the need for higher taxes to pay for homelessness programs.

Homelessness grew more nationwide last year than in California, but the state still has more than 187,000 people on the street or in shelters.

It's way too easy to become homeless in L.A. The city's and county's main homeless services agency can never fix that.

HUD’s annual point-in-time survey found that the number of homeless increased 18% this year and 36% since 2019. Local governments and nonprofits in January counted some 771,480 living in public spaces ...

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In late October, on a park bench outside his makeshift dwelling, the 38-year-old described life at the homeless encampment where he lives with about a dozen or so others as “depressing”.

More than four decades later, Nazarian not only has served in the state Assembly, but he recently began a four-year term as ...

A council has faced backlash after unveiling blanket bans for homeless people from sleeping in vans and vehicles and keeping pets in public spaces. In an effort to tackle “unacceptable ...