In a move focused on addressing the affordable housing crisis, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved up to $140 million in funding to support new affordable housing developments across East Los Angeles, Lincoln Heights, Cudahy, and Inglewood. These investments are set to create more than 600 homes, marking a significant step forward […]
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