News Reporter

David Sjostedt

San Francisco saw a reduction of hundreds of homeless people on the city’s streets in the months leading up to the APEC summit.

The extension will cost $67 million, with FEMA expected to cover some of that cost.

A total of 372 families were in line for shelter as of Tuesday, representing a dramatic leap over the past few months. 

A total of 55 homeless people have used the city’s relocation services since Breed issued the executive order on Aug. 1.

Defending her “aggressive” crackdown on encampments, the mayor argues that homeless people have only one choice left: accept help or get out. 