Maggie Angst

Cardiac doctors in San Francisco are increasingly seeing young people hospitalized with a deadly heart infection caused by injecting drugs.

Starting Nov. 1, RVs will be banned from parking in the same place for more than two hours in San Francisco. But residents eager to see roads devoid of large vehicles should manage expectations.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey on Tuesday is expected to introduce proposals to help San Francisco open sober housing sites for the formerly homeless. 

A scathing report stated that the Alameda County Department of Children and Family Services often failed to investigate allegations of child abuse and neglect with the urgency required.

The new initiative under consideration would present an opportunity to increase the length of time that fentanyl users stay on medication-assisted treatment. 

A nonprofit has admitted to wrongdoing, removed its executive director and two other employees who participated in the alleged misconduct and reorganized its board of directors.

In the Mission District, one unhoused man has been arrested at least four times over two months for allegedly assaulting people, damaging vehicles, vandalizing a bar and violating restraining...

This controversial new program requires adults who receive cash assistance from San Francisco and struggle with addiction to participate in a treatment program or lose their welfare payments.

The city of San Francisco has installed street barricades to deter prostitution and sent letters to “johns” caught on camera, but residents say the moves haven’t worked.

This move by Alameda County comes after a prolonged legal battle that, until recently, had prevented the county from spending new tax revenue to address one of the region’s most pressing issues.