LA County to Take over Key Homelessness Program Functions Amid LAHSA Scrutiny

L.A. city and county remain at odds over who will run key homeless systems

Los Angeles County has agreed to take over the annual homeless count and federal grant application duties from the struggling Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. However, the county and City of Los Angeles continue to spar over which will manage other homeless programs.

LA County becomes lead agency for federal homeless funds, plus performing annual homeless count

With LAHSA giving up homeless functions, LA County was appointed the lead for dealing with federal grants and doing the annual homeless count.

Major LA Homelessness Shakeup Shifts More Control To County Amid Intense Scrutiny

The shift comes amid mounting scrutiny of how homeless services have been delivered in Los Angeles County.

LA County to take over key homelessness program functions amid LAHSA scrutiny

Los Angeles County will take over key administrative functions for regional homelessness programs after a 331-9 vote amid scrutiny of LAHSA.

LA County to replace LAHSA as lead applicant for homeless federal dollars

The L.A. CoC is expected to report to a federal judge about the process and outcome to replace LAHSA as the collaborative applicant Tuesday afternoon.

As LAHSA Bows Out, Key Vote for New Lead on Homelessness Set for Tuesday

A critical decision on whether to give Los Angeles County control of key administrative functions for regional homelessness programs will be up for a vote Tuesday. Los Angeles Continuum of Care general membership is expected to meet Tuesday afternoon to potentially designate the county as the lead agency overseeing the region’s homelessness response. The vote […]