L.A. Considers Taxing Millionaires To Help Homeless People

L.A. is channeling Robin Hood with a new idea to help homeless individuals 

Los Angeles county is considering taxing millionaires to help fund efforts to tackle homelessness, according to the L.A. Times. In a board meeting of the L.A. County supervisors on Tuesday, the group voted to pursue state legislation that would impose a tax on personal income over $1 million a year. The money would help pay for housing and other services for homeless people.