Facing an acute housing crisis and rising public anger over tents in public spaces, the Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a goal of building 25,000 units of new housing for homeless people by 2025.
Source: Los Angeles Times
L.A. sets goal of 25,000 new housing units for homeless people
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