L.A. County supervisors voted on Tuesday, April 1 to create the county’s own agency for homeless housing and services, which ...
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NBC Los Angeles on MSNLAHSA CEO resigns after LA County moves to defund the agencyVa Lecia Adams Kellum resigned from her position as CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) Friday, ...
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Hey SoCal on MSNLAHSA CEO resigns after county board cuts millions from agencyThe Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority CEO announced her resignation Friday, following the LA County Board of ...
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FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSNLA homeless services CEO resigns days after County votes to effectively defund agencyLOS ANGELES - Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the CEO of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, announced her resignation on ...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to create a new county department for regional homeless services, ...
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LAist on MSNHead of LA homeless services resigns days after county votes to pull $350M from troubled agencyVa Lecia Adams Kellum’s departure from LAHSA comes after L.A. County leaders voted to pull hundreds of millions of dollars ...
Supervisors will vote on the seismic change after a recent audit found that LAHSA could not account for millions of dollars ...
Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, announced her resignation Friday.
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MyNewsLA.com on MSNLAHSA CEO Resigns Days After Supervisors Vote to Strip Millions from AgencyDays after the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to strip millions of dollars and move hundreds of workers away from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, its CEO announced her ...
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NBC Los Angeles on MSNLA County defunds LA Homeless Services Authority to create its own departmentThe county's vote came on the day the countywide sales tax increased by a quarter-cent to provide additional funding for anti ...
The backstory: Va Lecia Adams Kellum, who joined as the agency’s CEO two years ago from L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’ administration ...
The plan would move more than $300 million and hundreds of workers out of the Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority and into ...
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