Elected leaders in Los Angeles have decided that more deliberation is needed before they agree to a plan that would pause the city’s homeless encampment sweeps during environmental disasters.

Elected leaders in Los Angeles have decided that more deliberation is needed before they agree to a plan that would pause the city&rsquo;s&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/federal-judge-rules-against-losangeles-homeless-property-seizure-lawsuit-city-sanitation-fabricated-records" data-cms-ai="0">homeless encampment sweeps</a>&nbsp;during environmental disasters.

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LA delays decision on plan to stop homeless encampment sweeps during emergencies

Top L.A. homeless service executives approved at least $3.5 million in taxpayer contracts to a nonprofit even after their agency’s compliance team flagged the group as high-risk for failing to do its job, according to an LAist review of public records.

Top L.A. homeless service executives approved at least $3.5 million in taxpayer contracts to a nonprofit even after their agency&rsquo;s compliance team flagged the group as high-risk for failing to do its job, according to an LAist review of public records.

LA officials approved millions to ‘High-Risk’ nonprofit. Its leader is charged with pocketing $10M

Californians experiencing homelessness are 38% more likely to visit the emergency room because of extreme heat.

Californians experiencing homelessness are 38% more likely to visit the emergency room because of extreme heat.

New data show effects of heat on unhoused populations

LAist's Jill Replogle explains why Westminister councilmember Amy Phan West is heading into the fall election season as a winner. 

LAist's Jill Replogle explains why Westminister councilmember Amy Phan West is heading into the fall election season as a winner.&nbsp;

LA delays decision on plan to stop homeless encampment sweeps during emergencies

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