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LA homelessness ticks up after two years of declines
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Recent data indicates a rise in Los Angeles homelessness following two years of consecutive decline. Local authorities identify municipal and county-level funding reductions as the primary drivers of this trend.
- 01Los Angeles homelessness has increased after two years of steady improvement
- 02Funding cuts within both city and county budgets are the primary cause
- 03Local agencies attribute the reversal to decreased financial support for housing initiatives
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Funding cuts in Los Angeles city and county are the primary cause for increased homelessness this year, local agencies say.