HAPPENING TODAY: After being canceled last year because of the pandemic, L.A. County authorities today will kick off their annual tally of the region's homeless population.
– After being canceled last year because of the coronavirus pandemic, Los Angeles County authorities Tuesday will kick off their annual tally of the region’s homeless population.The 2022 Greater L.A. Point-in-Time Homeless Count, designed to get an accurate count of the number of unhoused people in the area, will begin Tuesday evening and run for three consecutive nights.
The effort is headed up by the L.A. Homeless Services Authority and includes about 8,000 volunteers. The count will take place in the San Gabriel and San Fernando valleys, West L.A., Southeast L.A., the South Bay, Antelope Valley, Metro L.A. and South L.A., but was pushed back a month because of the Omicron surge.
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