Los Angeles homeless services CEO charged with defrauding taxpayers to pay for luxury lifestyle

By CHRISTOPHER WEBER

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The CEO of a Los Angeles homeless services charity faces federal and state fraud charges after prosecutors said he lived a luxury lifestyle that included lavish vacations and designer clothes paid for with $23 million in public money meant to keep people off the streets.

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