Many of the Los Angeles areas homeless residents live in tents near riverbeds, a dangerous place as Hurricane Hilary threatens widespread flooding.
LAHSA said that 50 people had already been moved from the Santa Fe Dam area to safer locations, while additional teams are being activated throughout the weekend to help move more people who are in areas
But Bass also noted that the city and county combined have a homeless population of nearly 70,000, most of whom live in tents outside.HURRICANE HILARY: STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED IN CALIFORNIA AS MILLIONS BRACE FOR LIFE-THREATENING FLOODING "You are talking about a tremendous amount of people," Bass said."We did declare a state of emergency on my first day in office and in my first six months, we housed 14,000 people. But it just shows you the magnitude of the problem."
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