Los Angeles tiny homes move people off streets amid World Cup spotlight
Thousands of people in Los Angeles are living in city-backed tiny homes as part of efforts to reduce homelessness. But with around 72,000 people unhoused across the county, advocates say the shelters fall far short of addressing the scale of the crisis.
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