The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is looking to pull hundreds of millions of dollars out of LAHSA, a move that unnerves some at L.A. City Hall.

The seismic move comes despite objections from several Los Angeles City Councilmembers who said the process of creating a county department that moves taxpayer funds from the Los Angeles Homeless

On the day a new local tax took effect to combat homelessness, the county Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to create its own department to coordinate regional homeless services, effectively de-funding a joint county-city agency that has long overseen such programs but has come under fire due to the persistent crisis of people living on