#homeless-housing

#homeless-housing

Developer Leo Pustilnikov has become a major owner of homeless housing in Los Angeles by purchasing 17 Skid Row buildings for $10 million.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is leading in a bid for homeless housing in Skid Row.

State officials express concerns about the foundation's track record in operating homeless housing.

California ballot measure restructuring and funding for homeless housing and behavioral health treatment centers appeared likely to pass.

The two-pronged ballot measure would shift MHSA funding to the state for behavioral health treatment and substance abuse, with a $6.4 billion bond for mental health and addiction treatment.

California's new mental health bond of $6.4 billion aims to fund treatment centers and homeless housing, potentially impacting existing mental health funding programs.

Gov. Gavin Newsom narrowly celebrates the passage of Prop. 1, allocating $6.4 billion for mental health and homeless housing projects.

Prop. 1 mandates creation of 10,000 mental health beds, $2 billion for homeless housing, and requires 30% of MHSA revenue for housing.

Proposition 1, a mental health bond measure in California, is leading with 50.3% of the vote.

The bond measure, totaling $6.38 billion, allocates $4.4 billion for mental health beds and $2 billion for homeless housing projects.

Prop. 1 passed narrowly, directing funds for mental health and homeless housing projects.

Opponents fear negative impact on existing mental health services due to changes in funding.