A federal judge gave final approval to Los Angeles' proposed settlement with the L.A. Alliance for Human Rights in which the city will spend up to $3 billion to develop as many as 16,000 beds or housing units for the homeless.
"We will continue breaking down housing barriers for unhoused Angelenos and bringing them indoors at rates we've never seen before,'' Council President Nury Martinez wrote on Twitter after the vote.
Carter said at a hearing last week that in the two years that the case has been pending, he has seen efforts by the parties to address the homelessness problem not just in the Skid Row area but throughout the city and county.While the settlement does not include Los Angeles County, city officials said the county must be responsible for providing services and housing for homeless individuals with serious mental illness, substance-use issues or chronic physical illnesses.
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