Laura Ayala, left, signs up in January for an information seminar on tenants rights with Bianca Lopez, an outreach worker for We Are Los Angeles, a project of the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles. (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)There’s no question that Los Angeles needs more permanent housing for people who are already homeless. She recently said that if the flow of people into homelessness could be prevented, the county could solve homelessness in three years. But eviction protection is not the universe of homelessness prevention. Rountree helped develop a computer model that pinpoints users of L.A. County services who may be most vulnerable to falling into homelessness.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 11, 2024 21:09 UTC