Tina Patel reports from South Los Angeles, where she takes a look at the new report that shows Mayor Karen Bass' "We are LA" program is making a dent in the city's massive homeless crisis.

While homelessness in Los Angeles County declined 5% last year, it remains a huge problem affecting roughly 73,500 people.

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A new study by Loyola Marymount University examined the effectiveness of the Mayor's Fund We Are LA Program, aimed at homelessness prevention.

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Faced with a projected $1-billion shortfall, a key committee of the Los Angeles City Council moved forward Thursday ... that ...

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The Trump administration has proposed cutting rental assistance funding by 43%, while giving states more flexibility on how ...

The Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles’ We Are LA program has helped residents remain housed and prevented some from falling into ...