Voters approved Measure A last year to help maintain programs and provide more revenue to address homeless crisis.

Supervisors will vote on the seismic change after a recent audit found that LAHSA could not account for millions of dollars ...

The BriefLos Angeles County voters approved Measure A, a half-cent sales tax to fund homelessness solutions, replacing the ...

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is looking to pull hundreds of millions of dollars out of LAHSA, a move that unnerves ...

LA:RISE was among the programs that saw the largest drop in county funding in the fiscal year that starts in July. The Board ...

Supervisors will vote on the seismic change after a recent audit found that LAHSA could not account for millions of dollars of homeless funding.

Why cuts?: The new spending plan was the first to allocate funding from voter-approved Measure A. Even with the influx of new ...

A revamped anti-homelessness funding measure approved by Los Angeles County voters in November is set to take effect Tuesday, meaning the county’s sales tax will rise by a quarter-cent. Los Angeles ...

Voter approved Measure A that will fund homeless services and initiatives is going to hike up sales taxes across Los Angeles County.

At present, there are 682 people experiencing homelessness in Vallejo — 0.56% of the city’s total population according to the ...

Beginning on Tuesday, the sales tax in Los Angeles County will increase, impacting everything from groceries to car purchases ...