In a new ad, running Sunday, October 30, AHF criticizes the disastrous state affordable housing in Los Angeles, noting that between dealing with the city and DWP, it impossible to get anything built in less than five years
While the city proclaims homelessness is an emergency, 1,500 people continue to die on L.A.’s streets every year
In new ad running Sunday, October 23, AHF criticizes the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) as an “unaccountable bureaucracy” getting in the way of organizations like AHF from providing affordable housing
AHF’s ad notes that while homelessness rages, DWP does nothing to help, but charges outrageous amounts to non-profits and cannot provide the power that is needed on a timely basis. AHF urges the DWP to “Come down from your ivory tower and genuinely help right now!”
In a new L.A. Times ad (Sunday, September 11), AHF’s Housing Is A Human Right highlights results of its recent investigation and tally revealing 4,612 hotel rooms throughout Los Angeles that could be repurposed as housing for homeless and extremely-low-income individuals
An average of 1,500 unsheltered or homeless individuals die on the streets of Los Angeles each year
AHF rolls out two new national billboard and public health ad campaigns promoting COVID-19 booster shots and encouraging at-risk individuals to get tested for STDs, including HIV, and get treated and into care, if needed
Initiative Marks Key Milestone in Reducing the Funding Gap for Startups Led by Women, Minorities, and Other Underrepresented Founders
AHF’s Healthy Housing Foundation purchases 158-unit, 1896-era historic hotel on West 4th Street in downtown L.A. to repurpose as housing for low-income and formerly homeless people
Foundation will also run a full-page ad in this Sunday’s Los Angeles Times (10/17) highlighting the acquisition and promoting adaptive reuse of existing older buildings as housing stock
In latest advocacy ad in the Los Angeles Times (Sun., Mar. 21, 2021) AHF’s Housing Is A Human Right warns Mayor Garcetti and the Los Angeles City Council: ‘Don’t Blow It!’ on homelessness
Caliva set the pace for cannabis innovation in 2020 by launching Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter’s MONOGRAM line, expanding its delivery and retail footprint in key California markets, and entering into definitive transaction agreements with Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp. (NEO: SVC.A.U, SVC.WT.U; OTCQX: SBVCF) ("SCAC"), a special purpose acquisition company (“SPAC”), to form TPCO Holding Corp. (“The Parent Company”), the largest vertically integrated cannabis platform in California
Red Nation International Film Festival Bestows Its Humanitarian Chief Dan George Award To Acclaimed Directors Josh and Rebecca Tickell
Wells Fargo Pledges to Help Provide 50 Million Meals in Collaboration with Feeding America; Donates $100,000 to ACM Lifting Lives COVID-19 Response Fund
Awards Show to Broadcast Live from Nashville on Wednesday, Sept. 16, on CBS
AHF’s Healthy Housing Foundation first offered use of a turnkey Van Nuys hotel to government officials over 2 months ago following a statewide call to action by the governor for hotel owners and agencies to temporarily house the homeless and/or isolate suspected coronavirus patients
As L.A. city and county officials fall abysmally short in their efforts to provide emergency shelter or housing for the homeless during the pandemic—Los Angeles has only housed 3 homeless people under Gov. Newsom’s Project Roomkey—U.S. District Court Judge David O. Carter issued a ruling last week forcing local governments to develop a plan for doing so by this Friday
Sweetener Products Company selected as Vernon Corporate Citizen and Ron Gustafson of Coast Packing Company as Vernon Citizen of the Year Award
Los Angeles City Council Endorses Proposition 10 as Key Solution to Addressing Housing Affordability Crisis #YesOn10
AHF, Coalition to Preserve L.A., & Others Offer Comment, Criticism
The 2018 homeless count for the City and County of Los Angeles will be released this afternoon 5/31/18
AHF, which launched the Healthy Housing Foundation in October 2017 to address and help house the homeless, and the Coalition to Preserve L.A., will offer comment & criticism on the new homeless count as well as measures the City & County could be taking to better address the crisis.
OPEN HOUSE & PRESS BRIEFING, Wednesday, February 14th — 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
PUBLIC REMARKS at 11:30 a.m.
Also: New ‘Homeless’ billboards echo iconic ‘Hollywood’ sign, cut to the heart of the crisis in L.A. and also expose bureaucrats’ lax response (See: ‘LAScandal.org’)