Just days after Karen Bass stepped down from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) Commission, the Feds say more than $14 million was allegedly stolen from LA homelessness programs. The biggest case involves Michael Young, founder of the nonprofit Home At Last. His organization received more than $118 million in public funds—including more than $75 million from LAHSA alone. Prosecutors say Young used fake companies and fraudulent documents to funnel millions in taxpayer dollars toward a nightclub, luxury vacations, vintage cars and commercial real estate.
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To bad mainstream media is failing the country. It enough people will even see this.
What?? Taxpayer mkney handed out with zero transparency, no audits or accountability was stolen??? I am shocked!!!😂😅
I’m glad that federal government is going after these POS criminals… I am all for them going in and taking over LA and Chicago and New York and getting them all on racketeering and lock a lot them up for the rest of their lives and the next guy will think twice about pulling this crap
Great job reporting!
Shocking😂😂 I grew up in a communist country… I’ve been trying to tell people that the left is just as corrupt — or worse. Nobody listens … everyone is tribal. It’s exhausting
I bet Bass is a criminal too.
Just 11 million or that much from one NGO. We are talking in the 10s of billions. I would guess in the 100s of billions.
Government has become one giant grift.
Wow I'm shocked! NOT!!!!
DRAG BASS IN!
Not Surprised
Let's see if they are ABOVE THE LAW!
LAHSA Board members and staff need to be held accountable since they were responsible for selection and oversight. Where were the whistle blowers? I guess the competent staff quit.
She is a criminal
Those people need to implicate Bass, Raman, and Newsom.
America is sooooooo sick of this! Thank the good Lord, it's finally coming to light. Keep up the excellent work. We're tired of being used and abused.
You are doing great work
Outstanding
Lock her up
I think I've discovered a way for every American to stay ahead of the cash squeeze - we should each create a non-profit, as a side gig.