Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion October 06, 2022
To the editor: The owner of Boyle Heights' iconic Sears building says he wants to help the community with his plan to create housing for 2,500 people, with priority going to homeless residents. How is building a 2,500-bed facility (down from 10,000) going to help Boyle Heights? As a longtime resident of Boyle Heights, I can probably count on both hands the number of homeless people that originate from our community. The vast majority who... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Nation October 05, 2022
BROCKTON — One recent afternoon, Ray Gaessler settled into his room in the old Roadway Inn just off the highway, left a pot of onions, peppers, and sausage to simmer, and then melted into his favorite chair to watch a John Wayne classic.He was home.“I cook every day, three... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion October 05, 2022
Proposition LH on the Nov. 8 Los Angeles ballot shouldn’t be necessary. But because an archaic and racist provision to block public housing remains in the California Constitution, L.A. could miss out on funding available to build homeless and affordable housing without passage... + más
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ABC7 USA Nation October 04, 2022
BOYLE HEIGHTS, Calif. (KABC) -- A massive fire is burning at a former bank building in Boyle Heights, prompting a multi-agency response.The blaze was reported at around 1:30 p.m. at a vacant, single-story structure located at 1308 S. Soto St, according to the Los Angeles Fire... + más
Letters to the Editor: What Boyle Heights thinks of turning its Sears building into homeless housing | Los Angeles Times
Proposal to house homeless in Boyle Heights Sears building is scaled back from 10,000 to 2,500 beds | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Nation October 01, 2022
The owner of the iconic Sears building in Boyle Heights has scaled back a controversial proposal to house homeless people there, reducing the number of beds from 10,000 to 2,500. Many community members remained deeply upset by the new proposal, with some likening it to a... + más
Boyle Heights residents protest plan to turn Sears tower into homeless center | ABC7
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ABC7 USA Politics September 30, 2022
BOYLE HEIGHTS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Some residents of Boyle Heights are up in arms about a plan to convert the historic Sears tower into a service center for the homeless.The plan would turn the building and 26-acre campus into a life rebuilding center that would house and... + más
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ABC7 USA Nation September 26, 2022
LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- The three main housing agencies tasked with reducing homelessness in the Los Angeles area failed to spend nearly $150 million in federal grants between 2015 and 2020 and the money was returned to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,... + más
Los Angeles agencies returned $150 million in federal funds to house homeless people | Los Angeles Times
In case out of Grants Pass, Ore., court reaffirms right of homeless to sleep outside | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Nation September 24, 2022
Nearly $150 million worth of federal grants to the three main housing agencies working to reduce homelessness in Greater Los Angeles went unspent between 2015 and 2020, as the number of unhoused people soared. Instead of being used to address L.A.’s acute homelessness crisis,... + más
Los Angeles homeless count raises doubts about accuracy. Is it time for a new way? | Los Angeles Times
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