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unhoused

[uhn-hohzd] / ʌnˈhoʊzd /
ADJECTIVE
without permanent shelter
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AB 630, and the city’s effort to implement it, had been strongly opposed by advocates for homeless Angelenos, who said it would make it easier for the city to seize and destroy vehicles that serve as much-needed shelter for the city’s unhoused residents.

From Los Angeles Times

The lawsuit was brought by the CD11 Coalition for Human Rights, which is made up of organizations and individuals who advocate for the “human and civil rights of unhoused and vehicularly housed people.”

From Los Angeles Times

“The goal was never to penalize an individual who’s unhoused,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

In between chatting up attendees who’d alternately rib him for his age and call him “a perfect role model,” Butler spoke about his hope of getting more kids to attend church regularly and to help the local unhoused community.

From Los Angeles Times

An artist couldn’t have dreamed up a better monument to the hubris of overheated development in a city where so many remain unhoused.

From Los Angeles Times