David Sjostedt

With the drug and homelessness crises, Ahsing Solutions has found an unlikely opportunity.

A team of top city staffers suggested shrinking San Francisco’s five homelessness commissions into one, alleging they perform duplicative duties that have slowed the city’s progress on the crisis.

Homelessness leaders are increasingly turning to robots for help.

The city recently opened its first abstinence shelter, with other programs underway. The mayor says the governor’s veto threatens that progress. 

Kyra Worthy alleges she never received her final paycheck.

Online commenters have called the alleged use of Narcan on unsuspecting victims a “new strategy for moving bums out of your way.” Health experts say it could kill.

The city agreed to pay the Coalition on Homelessness' attorney fees but will not make major changes to how it conducts camp sweeps.

One year has passed since San Francisco implemented a ban on tents. Women living on the streets say they’re now more exposed to violence.

Despite a highly publicized crackdown over the past two years, the illegal drug market lives on.

The mayor is a familiar face on San Francisco’s streets — but many homeless residents say his presence is more theater than feelings.