DE FACTO ZONING OF NON-RESIDENTIAL RESIDENCE: HOW LOS ANGELES'S LAND-USE LAWS REGULATE AND EXACERBATE THE URBAN HOMELESSNESS CRISIS.

The article explores land-use regulations and the urban homelessness crisis in the U.S. Topics discussed include the economic factors which contribute to the increasing number of homeless people in the country, the legal directives introduced to provide shelter in addition to the criminalization of homelessness, and the residential zoning patterns and policies being implemented in Los Angeles, California.