The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved $15 million in additional funding to convert a long-vacant 1920s building on the Metropolitan State Hospital campus in Norwalk into 60 permanent supportive housing units, advancing a broader effort to turn the disused corner of the state facility into a full mental healthcare village.
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