Recent Streetsblog LA posts about homelessness

Nearly a Year after Opening, DTLA El Puente Bridge Housing Helps Those It Can

By Damien Newton | Jul 24, 2019 | 2 Comments

El Puente has been a success in temporarily housing people. It has been difficult to expanding bridge housing, and to move residents along to more permanent homes.

116 Redondo Ave will be five affordable homes for adults with developmental disabilities thanks to HOPE and the city of Long Beach

Five-unit affordable housing complex for adults with disabilities to open

By Brian Addison | Jun 25, 2019

In Long Beach, on Redondo Avenue between First Street and Broadway, a parcel has been converted to a five-unit affordable housing complex specifically for adults with developmental disabilities

The Arroyo. All pictures by Community Corp.

Non-Profit Developer Community Corporation of Santa Monica Provides Much Needed Affordable Housing in Affordability Desert

By Damien Newton | Jun 13, 2019

Community Corp has been building great affordable housing projects in Santa Monica - and soon in Mar Vista

PATH Metro Villas supportive housing opened this week. All photos Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Grand Opening of PATH Metro Villas Supportive Housing

By Joe Linton | Mar 26, 2019 | 1 Comment

PATH Metro Villas phase 1 includes 65 new supportive housing units for formerly homeless individuals

This downtown warehouse is planned to be partially converted to host 115 emergency beds to house area homeless. Photo via Google street view

L.A. City Council Committee Approves Fashion District Bridge Housing

By Joe Linton | Feb 20, 2019 | 1 Comment

L.A. City Council Homelessness Committee gave the go-ahead for a 115-bed bridge housing facility in the DTLA Fashion District.

Councilmember Ryu walks the walk at the 2018 Homeless Count

Sign up now to Help with the Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count on January 22-24

By Damien Newton | Dec 11, 2018

"Homelessness is the most pressing issue facing L.A. today - and we can only end it if everyone steps up and works together," wrote Mayor Eric Garcetti in a statement when the new count days were announced.

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