Dark truth about Gavin Newsom’s $2.6B flagship housing splurge — turning LA’s quiet streets into slums
Some of Los Angeles’ nicest neighborhoods have become the landing spot for dangerous homeless housing developments. The units, sometimes entire apartment buildings, have generated hundreds, and in some cases more than 1,200, police calls, The California Post can reveal.
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Some of Los Angeles’ nicest neighborhoods have become the landing spot for dangerous homeless housing developments. The units, sometimes entire apartment buildings, have generated hundreds, and in some cases more than 1,200, police calls, The California Post can reveal. Records reviewed by The Post show repeated LAPD responses to nearly 50 publicly funded homeless housing developments across the city over a two-year period. Many of the developments were financed through Gov.
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- Some of Los Angeles’ nicest neighborhoods have become the landing spot for dangerous homeless housing developments. The units, sometimes entire apartment buildings, have generated hundreds, and in some cases more than 1,200, police calls, The California Post can reveal.
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Dark truth about Gavin Newsom’s $2.6B flagship housing splurge — turning LA’s quiet streets into slums
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