(NAPSI)-Where do I want to live now that I’m all alone? Where can I live when I can no longer climb the steps in my home? These are the types of questions many older adults face – not just once, but perhaps several times throughout their lives. When addressing an immediate housing need or trying to anticipate a future one, it helps to have reliable information about the options that are available.
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Mayor Bass Announces $2M in Federal Funds to Expand Mental Health Crisis Response Program
The money will support hiring additional health care workers and further expand the program, including deeper reach into the San Fernando Valley. By Sarah Lin Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday more than $2 million in […]
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Homelessness Reportedly Falls in LA’s Westside as Regional Count Shows Little Change
LAHSA said fewer subsidies created a bottleneck in the rehousing system, reducing the number of people moving from interim housing into permanent homes and limiting available shelter beds. Homelessness declined in Los Angeles’s Westside (City […]
The Hyatt Place hotel at 750 N. Nash Street. Photo Credit: Google Earth.
Developer drops El Segundo data center plan after power consumption backlash
Eight Form withdrew its application to replace a Nash Street hotel following a three-hour public hearing dominated by resident opposition. The developer has withdrawn plans to construct a large data center in El Segundo following intense community […]
Venice Boardwalk Turns into Massive World Cup Final Viewing Party (Video)
Screens popped up, people gathered along the walkway, restaurants and bars were packed and a giant screen drew huge crowds at Washington Square
GoFundMe: @Chloe Behrens. Behrens, who began playing harmonica at age 5 in the Bronx and served in the U.S. Army, is regarded as a Venice icon
Venice Beach Musician Stanley ‘The Baron’ Behrens Recovering from Serious Bike Crash
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Southern California’s First Gap Retail Store Closes This Week in Santa Monica (Video)
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