80% of calls related to homeless: Fire station [0:36-1:50]

Some people live in here for years, others, months. Who do you know? Who are you talking to? We can't trust anybody really. Is it safe? Oriana Montero inviting us into our encampment. Inside a dog, shelves, a fan, even a refrigerator. How do you guys get power? Obviously, this is a post office. Also, we're blessed that they haven't said anything. Right across the street is one of the busiest fire stations in the city of LA. They say 80% of their calls are related to the homeless. Do you worry about your safety? It's crazy, yeah. Those are the what the wella. This group from Guatemala, they say help from the city has been hard to find. I see that, Aida. Ah, no. Well, I don't know. In a statement to Fox 11, Councilwoman Eunice Hernandez says they've been monitoring the area without reach and a cleanup planned next week. I've just given bus stops. I've been paid by men. But encampments and trash remain outside the post office, where some say they want help. I'll jump on it in a second and they haven't done that. No, not over here. The Councilwoman says they're going to be out here as early as next week, clearing it all up and offering resources. Reporting in West Lake, Matthew Cedar Fox 11 news.