Political Reporter

Mike Ege

A light agenda likely means extra discussion on Dean Preston’s call to keep the controversial Tenderloin Center open. 


City attorney says allegations that it’s violating a court order are ‘riddled with falsehoods.’

“As long as there are encampments,” London Breed said, “there’s a risk that conditions like this will persist.”

A Standard reader wanted to know if homeless encampment fires or fires on the street were legal—we asked the city to find out.

The program temporarily housed over 3,700 people in two and a half years.