The city has spent nearly $40 million to rescue the nonprofit trust, whose financial collapse this year led to a court receivership to oversee its 29 buildings and formerly homeless tenants, the Los Angeles Times reported.
We are trying to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe... The city's rescue efforts have been beset by mistakes, blown budgets and a reliance on the same deficient financial structure that led to the trust's demise.
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