Homes for the hardest of the hard-core homeless
L.A. County workers identify the 50 people likeliest to die on skid row's streets and find them housing, with no requirement that they quit drugs, stop drinking or seek psychiatric help.
Bobby Livingston, a 37-year survivor of skid row, was No. 1 on the list of people most likely to die on skid row's streets. If anyone tested the idea of offering housing with few strings, thought Project 50 director Carrie Bach, right, it would be him. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
Homelessness: Homes for the hardest of the hard-core homeless - latimes.com
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