In wake of 4-alarm fire, mayor defends San Francisco’s homeless outreach

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

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


Outside a press conference, workers at the Tenderloin Housing Clinic decried low pay and poor working conditions. 

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

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