Scott looks at a sales tax approved by voters in November to fund programs that combat the homeless crisis in Los Angeles County went into effect today. The increase means people in unincorporated areas and cities that did not impose their own voter-approved sales taxes will see an increase from 9.5% to 9.75%. The tax is expected to generate $1 billion annually. Scott asks listeners what they think of the tax increase and if they knew what they were voting for? Scott also looks at a court-ordered audit in Los Angeles found significant flaws in how the city and county spent billions of dollars on homelessness programs, revealing a lack of transparency, poor tracking of funds, and inconsistent service delivery. This comes as Measure A goes into effect today. Listeners react to the story.