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The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has opted out of key roles related to homelessness management, amid scrutiny over its handling of federal funds. This decision has led to competition between Los Angeles County and the city to take over these responsibilities. The agency faces ongoing investigations and legal challenges regarding its funding and management practices.
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The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has opted out of key roles related to homelessness management, amid scrutiny over its handling of federal funds. This decision has led to competition between Los Angeles County and the city to take over these responsibilities. The agency faces ongoing investigations and legal challenges regarding its funding and management practices.
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Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Steps Back from Key Roles Amid Funding Scrutiny