Source: New York Post
The future of Los Angeles’ homelessness agency — and $240 million in federal funding — hung in the balance Thursday as a federal judge pressed officials over who should control the money and why years of alleged mismanagement were allowed to continue. At the center of the legal battle is the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), which oversees an $845 million budget and contracts with more than 100 service providers. 5 US District Judge David O.
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