Joel Umanzor

San Francisco’s drug crisis crackdown makes more than 1,700 arrests in 6 months

San Francisco police have arrested 1,749 people since May in the crackdown operations aiming to shut down open-air drug markets.

A committee approved a $25 million  proposal for police overtime but added regular reporting requirements.

After years of being priced out by office tenants, community organizations can afford to be in the city again.

Here’s a look at some of the key moments and critical locations in the case, which has attracted attention across the country and around the world.

Run by a trio of cicerones—that is, certified beer experts—Bernal Heights’ New Orleans-themed bar celebrates with some Satanic Panic.