San Francisco sued over diesel generators at center for unhoused people

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The center was opened in 2021 as a temporary shelter for unhoused people living in vehicles.

Citing toxicity and trolls, a fourth supervisor has now left the app since Elon Musk bought it late last year. 

Planned closures in the Tenderloin and elsewhere will leave the city with fewer beds than when the mayor was elected in November.

The Oakland Information Technology Department said it is coordinating with law enforcement and actively investigating the issue. 

“I hope this goes to the Supreme Court,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said. “And that’s a hell of a statement coming from a progressive Democrat.”