In order to comply with the terms of a major court settlement, the city of Los Angeles may need to cut annual spending on homelessness programs by $181 million if it wants to avoid dipping into its general fund.

At least that’s the conclusion outlined in a city report released earlier this month.

<p>In order to comply with the terms of a major court settlement, the city of Los Angeles may need to cut annual spending on homelessness programs by $181 million if it wants to avoid dipping into its general fund.</p>
<p>At least that&rsquo;s the conclusion outlined in a city report released earlier this month.</p>