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Joined LAHSA's lawsuit; selected county to take over federal roles
A federal judge on Tuesday kept the Trump administration's suspension of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) on hold, letting the agency continue managing key homelessness systems while it hands its federal roles to L.A. County. The order extends an earlier block that was set to expire, ensuring that roughly $240 million in federal homelessness money keeps flowing to the region through LAHSA while its lawsuit against HUD plays out.
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