California attorney general Rob Bonta claimed in a civil lawsuit filed in LA County Superior Court that Shangri-La Industries illegally put developments in the state’s Project Homekey homeless housing program under threat by borrowing against them.
Source: Inman News
LA developer hit with lawsuit for homeless housing Ponzi plot
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