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Carla Hall

@latCarlaHall
editorial writer for @latimesopinion weighing in on animal welfare, homelessness, reproductive rights, and Hollywood among other topics.
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  • @latCarlaHall
    Carla Hall
    @latCarlaHall
    May 1, 2025
    Moderated amazing LATimes Festival of Books panel of authors who wrote abt how people become unhoused, live w/their pets, find a way out. Jeff Hobbs (Seeking Shelter) Kevin Fagan (The Lost and The Found) Carol Mithers (Rethinking Rescue), Mary Brosnahan (15 Myths on Homelessness)
  • @latCarlaHall
    Carla Hall
    @latCarlaHall
    Mar 30, 2025
    To understand homelessness, listen to homeless people. Here's what I learned
    Los Angeles, CA - February 26: New resident Miles Templeman, who was formerly unhoused and living in encampments, shows off his room key during a "Welcome Home" celebration for 27 people who successfully transitioned from encampments to apartments within a matter of weeks or months, while participating in LA County's Pathway Home program at The Dalton apartment complex in Los Angeles Monday, Feb. 26, 2024. After...
    Editorial: To understand homelessness, listen to homeless people. Here's what I learned
    From latimes.com
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  • @latCarlaHall
    Carla Hall
    @latCarlaHall
    Mar 23, 2025
    City officials should stop looking for ways to kill the Venice Dell homeless housing project. It does not hinder beach access. The Coastal Commission, guardians of coastal access, approved it. And it's in no more of a flood plain than the rest of Venice.
    LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 07: Los Angeles City sanitation workers conducted a large homeless encampment cleanup in Venice Wednesday. Described by councilwoman Traci Park's office as a "beautification" project that will be followed by new parkway plantings, the cleanup focused on tents that lined S. Venice Boulevard between Pacific and Dell avenues. A spokeswoman for the council office said all 38 people living in the...
    Editorial: Stop finding ways to kill the Venice Dell homeless housing project and get it built...
    From latimes.com
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  • @latCarlaHall
    Carla Hall
    @latCarlaHall
    Mar 9, 2025
    We don't need dogs to hound bears up trees to keep them away from our homes. Try bear-proofing trash cans.
    MONTROSE, CA - SEPTEMBER 9: An adult black bear walks through a residential neighborhood on September 9, 2012 in Montrose, California. The bear was first seen walking on the 210 freeway, which was subsequently closed for a short time, before moving further into the city. Bears and other wildlife are drawn to the cities that line the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles in search of water,...
    Editorial: For California towns with a bear problem, using dogs to hunt is no solution
    From latimes.com
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  • @latCarlaHall
    Carla Hall
    @latCarlaHall
    Mar 2, 2025
    If we want to solve homelessness, let’s stop people from becoming homeless in the first place.
    LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 22: People wait in line during a give-a-way from a food bank at Unity Fellowship of Christ Church on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022 in Los Angeles, CA. Across L.A. County, food banks are feeling the crunch of inflation, rising commodity and food prices, and other economic woes. (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)
    Editorial: Keeping at-risk residents from losing their housing will be a key to solving homelessness
    From latimes.com