Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority

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Judge keeps LAHSA suspension on hold as L.A. County assumes key homelessness roles

Suspension on hold while it keeps running key systems and hands federal roles to L.A. County; an appeals court let it seek federal funds.

A federal judge on Tuesday kept the Trump administration's suspension of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) on hold. The joint city-county agency can keep running key homelessness systems while it hands its federal roles to L.A. County. Roughly $240 million in federal homelessness money keeps flowing through LAHSA while its lawsuit plays out.

Updated 2 days ago

Homeless Health Care Los Angeles files layoff notices as county restructures homeless services

Money Moves

As of September 2026: Defunded by county; transitioning to county-run department

Homeless Health Care Los Angeles filed three notices with the state on September 2 saying 134 jobs end November 3. The cuts span three Los Angeles sites and meet the 60-day advance notice California's WARN law requires.

Updated Sep 17