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A photo illustration of California Receivership Group's Mark Adams and Los Angeles' Skid Row neighborhood (Getty, California Receivership Group)

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Receiver brings “checkered history” to oversee 29 buildings in DTLA

City of LA approves settlement to spend $3B to house the homeless

L.A. Alliance doubles down on federal lawsuit over homelessness solution

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Relevant moves ahead on plan for Morrison Hotel makeover in DTLA

Continuum in enviro review on $2B plan for DTLA

DTLA 2040 rezoning plan advances to City Council

Appeals court reverses order requiring LA to house all of Skid Row’s homeless

The homeless problem in L.A. is among the worst in the country (Getty)

City wants to toss lawsuit forcing LA to house thousands of homeless

Appeals court pauses controversial Skid Row housing order

Judge orders city, county to house Skid Row residents by fall

Downtown Women’s Center CEO Amy Turk. (Getty, Google Maps, DWC)

Downtown Women’s Center plans 100-unit affordable complex

U.S. District Judge David Carter finishes presiding over a closed hearing to discuss possible immediate solutions to the Skid Row (Credit: (Photo by Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images; Wikipedia)

Judge hauls LA officials to Skid Row to see lackluster coronavirus response

Skid Row Housing Trust CEO Lee Raagas and a rendering of the project (Credit: Michael Maltzan Architecture via Urbanize)

Skid Row Housing Trust, Michael Maltzan Architecture plan mass-timber housing tower

Matthew Blake

AIDS Healthcare Foundation executive director Michael Weinstein is suing the center of measure HHH

AIDS Healthcare Foundation sues city over Skid Row project

Dennis Lynch

Jerome Dineen

Relevant Group Managing Partner Richard Heyman and a rendering of the project on 5th Street

Relevant Group plans 150-unit affordable complex in Skid Row

Downtown Los Angeles (credit: Jeff Cleary and Laurie Avocado)

Rezoning Downtown — Skid Row included — must include more affordable housing, advocates say

LA wants to rezone Skid Row to allow 100K units of new housing

President & CEO Kevin Murray and a rendering from Downtown LA Neighborhood Council

So, Skid Row may be getting that affordable housing tower after all

Coalition for Responsible Community Development President and CEO Mark Anthony Wilson, Jr and 803-821 E. 5th Street (Credit: Google Maps)