The L.A. Homeless Services Authority announced Monday that the agency will narrow its focus and lay off 284 employees at the end of June.

The L.A. Homeless Services Authority announced Monday that the agency will narrow its focus and lay off 284 employees at the end of June.

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LA homeless agency to lay off 284 employees

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Monday unveiled a $14.9 billion budget that is significantly rosier than last year’s spending plan, when she suggested massive layoffs and service cuts to accommodate a billion-dollar deficit.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Monday unveiled a $14.9 billion budget that is significantly rosier than last year&rsquo;s spending plan, when she suggested massive layoffs and service cuts to accommodate a billion-dollar deficit.

LA Mayor Bass proposes $14.9B budget with no major cuts, little new spending

Before he became an Orange County Superior Court Judge, Ebrahim Baytieh was fired as a prosecutor by District Attorney Todd Spitzer for allegedly cheating to win convictions. And he has been accused of lying under oath. So why did an O.C. nonprofit that teaches youth about constitutional rights has awarded Baytieh “Judge of the Year"? Jill Replogle explains.

Before he became an Orange County Superior Court Judge, Ebrahim Baytieh was fired as a prosecutor by District Attorney Todd Spitzer for allegedly cheating to win convictions. And he has been&nbsp;accused of&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/criminal-justice/orange-county-prosecutors-accused-of-misconduct-jailhouse-snitch-case" data-cms-id="00000195-63fa-dec1-a79f-6ffa075d0000" data-cms-href="https://laist.com/news/criminal-justice/orange-county-prosecutors-accused-of-misconduct-jailhouse-snitch-case">lying under oath</a>. So why did an O.C. nonprofit that teaches youth about constitutional rights has awarded Baytieh &ldquo;Judge of the Year"? Jill Replogle explains.

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