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California homeless population grew by 22,000 over pandemic

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The first statewide snapshot of California’s homelessness crisis since the pandemic hit reveals that the number of people without a stable place to call home increased by at least 22,500 over the past three years, to 173,800. That’s based on a CalMatters analysis of the federal government’s point-in-time count, a biennial headcount of people sleeping on…

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California homeless population grew by 22,000 over pandemic

Don your hazmat suit, Lolita skirt, or lion costume for SF’s 18 best events of the week

‘In deep doo-doo’: Policyholders left scrambling as state’s largest home insurer retreats

E-40 and Señor Sisig join forces with exclusive lumpia dish at new East Bay cantina

Explainer: San Francisco has 100 boards and commissions. Why?