POLITICSJul 31 · 22:09 UTCLAISTAaron Schrank

LA needs federal funding to fight homelessness. Courts will help decide what the region gets

Federal court cases will determine whether Los Angeles' lead homelessness agency, LAHSA, can compete for $241 million in HUD grants after being suspended for alleged financial mismanagement. A second lawsuit challenges HUD's shift away from funding permanent housing, which LAHSA historically used 90% of its federal funds for.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentorganizationL.A. Homeless Services AuthorityorganizationLos Angeles CountyplaceContinuum of Care granttopicHousing FirsttopicU.S. District Judge David O. CarterpersonLA County Development Authorityorganization

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