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Adding to the pressure, a federal district court judge in Los Angeles has warned local authorities they must clarify where the money has gone or face the appointment of a federal receiver to oversee homelessness spending. This judicial intervention underscores the severity of concerns about financial mismanagement.
Furthermore, the U.S. Attorney’s office, along with federal prosecutors, is actively investigating potential criminal misconduct—indicting individuals involved in embezzling and fraudulent schemes related to homeless funding. The scope of corruption appears broad and deeply embedded in local government and nonprofit sectors.