Thirty trailers that once were used in the wake of the Camp fire are coming to Los Angeles over the next two weeks to be used as temporary homes for homeless families. AdvertisementHOPICS, a homeless services agency based in South L.A., will select the families who will live in the trailers. In a vote Tuesday, the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors requested 30 trailers and designated the four properties as potential sites. A parking lot at 8509 S. Broadway in the city of Los Angeles, though it has already been leased to a homeless service provider. The trailers are going primarily to South Los Angeles because it has the highest concentration of homeless families.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 24, 2020 18:00 UTC