Homelessness
Mandelman says amendments will undermine his effort to get the city to stick to an important deadline.
The SF Standard Voter Poll shows the big challenges facing local officials in the post-Covid era of insecurity.
The city’s homelessness department has doled out more than $268 million to nonprofits in the current fiscal year, amounting to more than $1 billion since 2018.
Outside a press conference, workers at the Tenderloin Housing Clinic decried low pay and poor working conditions.
City Contractor Urban Alchemy Denies it Provides Security Services, Despite Evidence to the Contrary
CEO Lena Miller made her first public comments on her nonprofit allegedly performing unlicensed security work.
The Board of Supervisors is set to vote on an appointee who may need to recuse herself from key votes, raising questions about the city’s many homeless advisory boards.
The two sites contain a total of 274 housing units of varying sizes, including 200 units intended exclusively for families.
Tenderloin residents who met with Mayor London Breed to plead for better conditions last November, prompting a string of fiery press conferences.
As the city looks to build more homeless shelters, a map of housing and shelter sites shows very few in the city’s outlying neighborhoods.
The supervisor wants to tackle a monumental task: Sheltering the city’s entire homeless population.