Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass responded Thursday to the latest point-in-time count, which is expected to show that the number of unhoused people across the city is on the rise after two years of decreases — an unpleasant look for the incumbent who has made tackling the homeless crisis a top priority …
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is blaming President Donald Trump for a recent surge in homelessness that has left thousands more people living on the streets of the so-called City of Angels. FOX11 reported that homelessness in America’s second-largest city is expected to rise by about 3.
The numbers from this year's point-in-time homelessness count delivered a major blow to Bass, who is seeking reelection and has made the issue a central part of her agenda.
LOS ANGELES — The number of people living on the street — both in the city of Los Angeles and across much of Los Angeles County — is up compared to the previous year, dealing a fresh blow to Mayor…
The results of Los Angeles’ annual point-in-time homeless count are set to be released Friday, and Mayor Karen Bass is preparing the public for discouraging news. Homelessness in the city increased 3.4% year over year, according to the Los Angeles Times, citing two people familiar with the data.
Karen Bass told us throughout the primary election campaign that the best reason to give her another four years as mayor was that she brought down homelessness.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing a setback in her efforts to reduce homelessness as the city's latest homeless count is expected to show a modest increase.
