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Pasadena, CA - April 28: Brenda Sharpe walks back up to the laundry room after exchanging cash for quarters outside Hotel Le Reve, a hotel organized by FEMA she is currently staying at with her three younger children, on Monday, April 28, 2025 in Pasadena, CA. (Carlin Stiehl / Los Angeles Times)
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After disasters, FEMA leases apartments for survivors. But not after the L.A. fires

After disasters, the Federal Emergency Management Agency directly leases apartments for survivors. Despite the horrific housing market in L.A., officials say that isn’t needed here.

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Photo of a tent on a sidewalk in downtown Los Angeles with logo: Homelessness Lessons for L.A.

  1. Series: Why does Los Angeles have so much homelessness?

    Why is homelessness so much worse in Los Angeles than in other parts of the country, even as other cities also combat poverty, drug addiction and crime?

  2. Measure ULA is reducing apartment development in the city of L.A, report says

  3. A federal appeals panel suggests judge overreached in ordering the VA to build housing

  4. Los Angeles homeless chief to resign after the county guts her agency

  5. UCLA report claims the ‘mansion tax’ stifles commercial development in L.A.

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