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Los Angeles Times
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Appeals court mandates homeless funds distribution
A federal appeals court has upheld the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority's (LAHSA) authority to apply for $239 million in federal housing funds, rejecting the Trump administration's efforts to limit its role. The court's decision restores LAHSA’s ability to submit funding applications and releases previously approved but undistributed funds, ensuring ongoing support for homelessness services in Los Angeles. The ruling also requires HUD to fund existing grants and temporarily allows LAHSA to continue core functions, though other entities may compete for future program management.
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