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LA Homeless Funding Blocked by Judge | Venice Beach News
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A federal judge has blocked the government’s plan to slash funding to LAHSA, the agency serving over 11,000 homeless residents, calling sudden cuts devastating and disruptive. With nearly $241 million already allocated—and more on the way—the ruling ensures continued federal support through 2026, preserving critical services while forcing accountability. Officials argue the decision balances immediate stability with long-term reform, as HUD’s own history of shared responsibility complicates blame. Amid allegations of fraud, recent data shows progress: unsheltered homelessness in LA and California is dropping—making this pause a strategic move to protect vulnerable people while pushing for systemic change.
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