Carly Graf

‘When you go to three or four funerals a week, it takes its toll’

‘We hope that you get to learn something about your changing Earth’

‘By the time we give people housing, they are near death’

‘We see that the people who are on the margins are being pushed to other parts of The City’

54% of people experiencing homelessness in The City are fully vaccinated

‘We are overwhelmed, especially in the Tenderloin, but in other neighborhoods as well’

City polls residents on whether they want to extend ‘Slow Street’ designation

‘If you don’t keep downtown a vibrant place, it has cascading consequences on all the neighborhoods’

Teenage transit enthusiasts in San Francisco will soon have the opportunity to provide input about how The City’s foremost transportation…

Charlotte Brown filed two lawsuits in 1863 asserting her right to be treated as an equal passenger

‘The only thing standing in the way of the United States having a great century is us’

Tourists also appear hesitant to book travel to The City

The neighborhood has been a pollution dumping ground for decades

‘We are overwhelmed, especially in the Tenderloin, but in other neighborhoods as well’

‘There is an idea that The City is leading with services, and they are not’

Inoculating those without shelter presented a serious challenge

The City looks at this less expensive avenue to home ownership

Breed’s proposed deadline extension came as a ‘total shock’

Tourists also appear hesitant to book travel to The City

What can we learn from other cities?