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Reports: Homelessness Rises in LA County, City After 2-Year Decline
Homelessness in Los Angeles increased by 3.4% this year after two consecutive years of decline, with unsheltered individuals rising by 7.9%. Mayor Karen Bass attributed the rise to federal government service cuts, according to reports by Fox11 and the Los Angeles Times citing the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.
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