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Hollywood Homeless Count Finds 12% Decrease In Unsheltered People In Area

By City News Service
Apr 15, 2021
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The number of people experiencing homelessness on the streets in Hollywood and East Hollywood was down 12% compared to 2020, according to figures released today.
The count conducted by volunteers organized by the Hollywood 4WRD coalition on Feb. 25 found there were 1,513 unhoused people in Hollywood and East Hollywood s 40 tracts, while the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority counted 1,714 people in the area in January 2020.
Hollywood 4WRD found that the number of people in tents and vehicles was roughly the same, while the number of people living “completely exposed decreased by 30%.
However, the count found that 28% of census tracts in Hollywood, including those south of the Walk of Fame and Barnsdall Park, had a drastic increase in the number of tents and makeshift structures on the streets. ....

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Hollywood Homeless Count Finds 12% Decrease In Unsheltered People In Area

Hollywood Homeless Count Finds 12% Decrease In Unsheltered People In Area
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How Racism Ruined Black Santa Monica

In the 1940s, Nick Gabaldón, an athletic, handsome student at Santa Monica High School, would often escape class to Bay Street Beach, a half-mile stretch of shoreline roughly between Pico and Bicknell Streets, by the Casa Del Mar hotel. Derisively called the Inkwell by some white Angelenos, Bay Street Beach was a haven for people of color.
Here, Gabaldón would bodysurf for hours, impressing two white lifeguards who loaned him a rescue board. With this heavy, 13-foot board, Gabaldón taught himself to surf, becoming the first documented Black surfer in America. He eventually took to riding the waves in Malibu, paddling six miles north and another six miles back, because he knew he would not be welcome walking on most of Santa Monica s beaches. ....

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