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Annie Gaus

San Francisco wants to halt homelessness lawsuit until Supreme Court weighs in

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San Francisco is asking an appeals court to temporarily halt a high-profile homelessness lawsuit until the Supreme Court weighs in on the legality of anti-camping rules.

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David Sjostedt

‘Too many cooks’: How SF spends millions ineffectively on homelessness commissions

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A new report questions the need for five advisory bodies doing similar work.

San Francisco mayor to ramp up homelessness spending despite budget deficit

By allocating $692.6 million next year, the city could create 600 shelter beds and 545 housing units according to Breed. 

6 of San Francisco’s most common homelessness questions, answered: Ask The Standard

Learn what neighborhoods have the most homeless people, the demographics of those living on the streets and more.

White House vows more help to reduce homelessness in 5 cities and California

Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle and the Phoenix metro area will get “tailored support” for two years to improve efforts toward housing unsheltered people, including embedding a federal official in each area.

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San Francisco wants to halt homelessness lawsuit until Supreme Court weighs in

‘Too many cooks’: How SF spends millions ineffectively on homelessness commissions

San Francisco mayor to ramp up homelessness spending despite budget deficit

6 of San Francisco’s most common homelessness questions, answered: Ask The Standard

White House vows more help to reduce homelessness in 5 cities and California