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In March, voters in Los Angeles County approved a quarter-cent sales tax increase to help homeless people. The tax increase went into effect a couple of months after winning voter approval through the ballot initiative known as Measure H. Overview of the Sales Tax for the Homeless The sales tax created by Measure H is…
DetailsLike many home or business owners, you are likely to find evidence of mice in your residence or business. In most cases, this tell-tale evidence comes in the form of mouse droppings. Up until now, you may have given little to no thought about sweeping up and throwing away mouse droppings. The reality is that…
DetailsOver the course of the past five or six years, homeless encampments have sprung up in locations across Southern California. The fact is that no community appears to be immune from homeless encampments. Indeed, the shocking reality is that no neighborhood seems to be excluded from the prospect of a homeless encampment. You may have…
DetailsRat and rat droppings can present health hazards. In addition, rat urine and saliva can also cause health issues. With these different ways in which things associated with rats can be health risks, you may legitimately wonder whether it is safe to eat packaged food that may have come into contact with rats and rat…
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Homelessness in California comes in many forms. One way of classifying homeless people in California is by utilizing the underlying reason why persons become homeless initially or remain homeless over the longer term. Working Poor One type of homeless person in California is the working poor. In this day and age, a considerable percentage of…
DetailsIf you are a homeowner who finds yourself in need of filing a claim, you may wonder what happens after you initiate the claims process. This particularly is the case if you need to pursue a claim for a more complicated situation like damage from major storm damage or remediating some type of biohazardous situation…
DetailsAn ongoing discussion across California is focused on homelessness. A primary element of this discussion involves how and why the California homeless population has been on an upward trajectory. Indeed, many Californians wonder why the state’s homeless population has exploded. Has the California Homeless Population Really Exploded? When presented with the question “has the California…
DetailsLos Angeles is home to about 58,000 homeless people at this juncture in time. Of that number, about 66 percent are not sheltered. About 38,000 people are not situated in homeless shelters, and similar programs, but are living on the streets. This includes men, women, and children who are located in homeless encampments. Recently, there…
DetailsAt the end of 1992, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, together with the Mayor and City Council of Los Angeles, came together to create the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. The primary goal of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is to coordinate the efficient and effective use of local and federal funding…
DetailsHantavirus comes in a number of different strains. As of this time, the strain of hantavirus found in the United States has been identified by medical experts as the Sin Nombre virus. There are different strains of hantavirus found in different locations around the globe. The Sin Nombre virus is found in North, Central, and…
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