A longtime Boyle Heights homeless shelter says about 90 percent of its occupants these days are new asylum seekers. City homeless services and NGOs say it’s hard to know how many new migrants are falling through the cracks. LAist correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas has the story.

A longtime Boyle Heights homeless shelter says about 90 percent of its occupants these days are new asylum seekers. City homeless services and NGOs say it’s hard to know how many new migrants are falling through the cracks. LAist correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas has the story.

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No Place To Go: How A Majority At Some Local Homeless Shelters Are Now New Migrants

Swaths of Angeles National Forest have been destroyed by wildfires in recent years. Tree People and others are kicking off a five year, $7 million dollar restoration in an effort to help speed up the recovery process across more than 1,000 acres. 

Swaths of Angeles National Forest have been destroyed by wildfires in recent years. Tree People and others are kicking off a five year, $7 million dollar restoration in an effort to help speed up the recovery process across more than 1,000 acres.

Wildfires Destroyed Swaths Of Angeles National Forest. Can Restoration Efforts Bring Them Back?

It’s a drop in addressing L.A.’s overall housing crisis. But some boarded up homes in El Sereno may soon have a new life. David Wagner reports on plans announced today  for houses left empty for decades by Caltrans. 

It’s a drop in addressing L.A.’s overall housing crisis. But some boarded up homes in El Sereno may soon have a new life. David Wagner reports on plans announced today  for houses left empty for decades by Caltrans.

These Boarded-Up LA Homes Will Soon Be Available To Low-Income Homebuyers

Los Angeles Unified leaders are cautiously optimistic about the district’s immediate financial outlook. But there are a lot of challenges ahead.

Los Angeles Unified leaders are cautiously optimistic about the district’s immediate financial outlook. But there are a lot of challenges ahead.

No Place To Go: How A Majority At Some Local Homeless Shelters Are Now New Migrants

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