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Live-tweeting the California Assembly Health hearing on Senator Thomas Umberg’s SB 28 today!
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Apparently, LA city's mailroom is out of cash and can't send LA Housing Dept. notices. A couple council members (including a mayoral candidate) have intro'd a motion to spot them $565K for mailing RSO/inspection notices, and info to protect people from being unjustly evicted.
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7/ They stand with harm. We stand with our communities. If they line up behind Feldstein Soto, we’ll stand louder with our people. We see through the endorsements & will keep building people power no politician can betray.
Newsom announced a task force to clear homeless encampments — but California’s been battling this crisis for over a decade. Billions spent, little accountability. One task force won’t fix it. Stay informed.
#LACAN #HousingIsAHumanRight #StopTheSweeps #EndHomelessness
ICE raids in LA are rising. People are being held without bond — months locked away, families separated, communities living in fear. This doesn’t bring safety, only harm.
Stand with local orgs providing legal aid. No one should be silenced.
#LACAN #LACANCommunity #JusticeForAll
Trump signed H.R.1, cutting S.N.A.P. and putting millions at risk. In CA, 400,000 jobs lost, 120,000 in LA. Miss a call, lose a form, lose your benefits. Hunger shouldn’t be a punishment. #LACAN #LACANCommunity #FoodJustice #WellnessForAll
Hydee Soto just dropped a $5.9 million dookey bomb on LA—spending YOUR money on lawyer fees instead of housing, services, or real change. How many more of these are we going to let slide? Follow @LACANetwork to keep the pressure on.
#CorruptionWatch #LACommunity
The LA City Controller just said it plain: the LAPD is a liability for all Angelenos. Half a billion dollars in payouts = cuts to services that actually keep us safe. While the budget is called "Dookie," the truth is we're the ones left paying the price.
1/ When LA’s political leaders stand with Feldstein Soto, they stand against us. Backing her means endorsing criminalization, displacement & punishment—not justice. Their endorsement shows they side with wealth & policing, not the people of LA.
6/ They’re backing sweeps that punish survival instead of creating housing. Feldstein Soto keeps criminalizing houseless people. LAPD-backed sweeps destroy lives, push people deeper into poverty—punishing survival, not fixing housing.


















