The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a $843 million homelessness spending plan that includes nearly $200 million in reductions to programs and services in the next budget year.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a $843 million homelessness <a href="https://file.lacounty.gov/SDSInter/hsh/1200764_BOSFILEDVERSION_FY2026-27MeasureASpendingPlan-FinalBoardLetter_2_1.pdf">spending plan</a> that includes nearly $200 million in reductions to programs and services in the next budget year.

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LA County approves homeless spending plan that reflects nearly $200M in program cuts 

The 99 Cents Only chain may be gone. But a new art exhibit at one of the former stores is keeping its legacy alive in the most eccentric way possible. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh explains.

The 99 Cents Only chain may be gone. But&nbsp;a new art exhibit at one of the former stores is keeping its legacy alive in the most eccentric way possible. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh explains.

A trippy, psychedelic makeover for a 99 Cents Only store

It remained unclear early Wednesday afternoon what the cause of the investigation was, or if it is in any way related to previous issues between the district and the Trump administration.

It remained unclear early Wednesday afternoon what the cause of the investigation was, or if it is in any way related to previous issues between the district and the Trump administration.

FBI raids LAUSD superintendent's home and office

LA Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement to LAist. Our Kevin Tidmarsh explains the back-and-forth of it all. 

LA Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement to LAist. Our Kevin Tidmarsh explains the back-and-forth of it all.&nbsp;

LA County approves homeless spending plan that reflects nearly $200M in program cuts

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