Federal prosecutors charged three people in a Los Angeles homelessness-services investigation involving public money paid to a nonprofit. The Justice Department says the nonprofit received more than $75 million from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, and prosecutors allege more than $1 million went to a nightclub. The charges are accusations, not convictions.
The case concerns Home At Last, a nonprofit that provided services to people experiencing homelessness. A separate defendant filed a plea agreement, but had not yet pleaded guilty when prosecutors announced the charges…