Homelessness in Los Angeles Stabilizes for First Time Since 2018

New data reveals a slight decrease in the unhoused population, signaling potential progress despite ongoing challenges.

Los Angeles County's homeless count shows a 0.27% decrease, with 75,312 unhoused people recorded.
The number of unsheltered individuals fell by 5.1%, while those in shelters increased by 12.7%.
Officials credit city and county programs for moving more people into temporary and permanent housing.
Economic hardship remains the leading cause of new homelessness in the region.
Despite improvements, over 50,000 people still live on the streets, highlighting the need for continued efforts.