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LA City Council Votes Against Ballot Measure that Would Use Vacant Hotel Rooms for Unhoused Community

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The Los Angeles City Council recently made a significant decision, unanimously retracting a contentious proposal set for the upcoming March ballot. This measure, known as the Responsible Hotel Ordinance, intended to mandate hotels to allocate vacant rooms to unhoused individuals by partnering with the City's housing department. However, following negotiations with hotel union Unite Here […]

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