Where are the homeless?

There is alot in LA.

In every city in Trump's America. 

30 k in LA streets.............basically  any sanctuary city

Why? Why do you want to know?

Along the street, around the corner of flyovers

Fifteen-hundred waste receptacles occupy a room that stretches the length of a whole city square. Every single one of the 60-gallon compartments is flawlessly named and exhibited in an ideal line. Every hold the assets of a vagrant or family. The office, fittingly called The Bin, was set up by Chrysalis, a philanthropy, to give free stockpiling to those living in the city of Skid Row in Los Angeles.

There are hardly any harsher vistas of America's vagrancy issue than this area, which appends a prospering midtown and expressions locale. The city says that 4,800 vagrants live there, of whom 23% have an enslavement and 43% have a dysfunctional behavior. They are a small amount of the 50,000 vagrants evaluated to live in the Los Angeles region, who are seen in Skid Row as well as on the clamoring wharf of Santa Monica and along Venice Beach, where a tranquil glancing lady in her 50s wears plastic packs for shoes and a youngster dressed in such a large number of layers signals to himself on the sand.

what city you live in? can't really give you directions if i don't know where you are looking...

best i can say is to look for any abandoned parts of town with run down buildings, old factories that closed but buildings are still there, or any "vacant" alleys that trucks can't drive down.

if you didn't have a home, but needed a place to stay dry, where would YOU go? during the day, they may be walking among you. many of them clean themselves off in public restrooms, or park restrooms that are out of the way, or train station restrooms where the doors lock and they can privately clean up.

if you have a strict enough town, they may lock them up, or run them out of town. they may be living in a forest somewhere where people do not often go...

If you don't see any in your hometown it might be the thing for you. Just put on scroungy clothes and stand by the roadside holding out your hand. It pays better than most 9-5 jobs.

5th & LA St. in Los Angeles