From the emergence of Skid Row to the housing crisis after World War II, a look at the major events and policies that made and defined Los Angeles’ homeless crisis.

Los Angeles' homelessness crisis was created by a century of political choices, including the criminalization of poverty, the dismantling of mental health institutions, and the construction of luxury ...

The surprising story, in words and pictures, behind the homeless crisis in Los Angeles — a tale of law enforcement, housing ...

New data shows the number of unhoused residents has hardly budged since 2023 — though more of them are sheltered.

A new report from the California Policy Lab at UCLA shows promising early results from Los Angeles County's Homelessness ...

A new care center for homeless people on Los Angeles’ infamous Skid Row embraces the principle of harm reduction, a more ...

A new study finds promising early results from a program that tries to find and assist those most at risk of becoming ...

President Donald Trump was plowing through California’s resistance to his immigration agenda, ramping up raids, deploying ...

UCLA's California Policy Lab report shows LA's Homelessness Prevention Unit helped reduce shelter use by 71% for enrollees, with an 86% housing retention rate post-program.

L.A. County health agencies said that the announced changes will have a “massive impact” on programs run by their departments ...

The Skid Row Care Campus officially opened this spring with ample offerings for people living on the streets of this ...

As of July 1, children experiencing medical emergencies can still go to and be treated at Thousand Oaks’ Los Robles Regional Medical Center, but once stabilized, they cannot stay. Citing a low volume ...