Community Corner
Efforts To Address Homelessness Crisis Along Venice Boardwalk Seeing Results
More than 100 unhoused Angelenos accepted a pathway to permanent housing with the help of Councilman Mike Bonin and St. Joseph's Center.
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Steps taken to address the homelessness crisis in the Venice area are reaping rewards as more than 100 unhoused Angelenos have accepted a pathway to permanent housing.
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While homeless advocates say what Councilman Mike Bonin and St. Joseph’s Center are doing to transfer the unhoused to temporary housing is a step in the right direction, they also agree that more needs to be done.
Meanwhile, businesses say they are feeling safer now that some encampments have been removed.
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