Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Tenderloin residents, businesses to sue San Francisco over ‘containment zone’ policy

News

San Francisco is being sued over an alleged drug ‘containment zone’ policy by Tenderloin residents and businesses.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Are San Francisco homeless encampments decreasing?

Politics

After an appeals court clarified that the city has the right to abate certain homeless encampments, a recent count purports to show a decrease in tents and vehicles.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco expands program that pays for homeless individuals to return home

The Homeward Bound program has helped 11,000 homeless people return home since 2005 and costs about $180 per person, according to the city. 

SF supervisors vote to reverse RV parking restrictions

The board rejected a plan that would have made it easier to tow oversized vehicles used as living spaces by homeless people.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Homeless sweeps temporarily banned

The clearing of homeless camps in San Francisco was temporarily halted by an emergency order from a federal judge Friday night.

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Tenderloin residents, businesses to sue San Francisco over ‘containment zone’ policy

Are San Francisco homeless encampments decreasing?

San Francisco expands program that pays for homeless individuals to return home

SF supervisors vote to reverse RV parking restrictions

Homeless sweeps temporarily banned