A state audit released this week says the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) needs stronger internal controls on its finances. The KCRHA says it is in a time of transition. Interim CEO Helen Howell said regular audits, like the one done by the state, are an important step to help them move forward. In King County, where more than 53,000 are experiencing homelessness, the regional authority tasked with bringing people inside is acknowledging it needs to improve. READ MORE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/homeless/king-county-regional-homelessness-authority-needs-stronger-internal-controls-on-finances/281-78a4c4ea-4a32-4a02-a92e-90d8f3dd2a6a