The San Francisco mayor, speaking at a gathering before Sunday’s LGBTQ Pride Parade, addressed the search for a Daniel Lurie look-alike for an adult film.
About half of the nearly 330 San Francisco households living in permitted RVs have been moved into housing or shelter, but new, unpermitted RV dwellers have arrived — and aren’t leaving.
Four months after vows to crackdown on the buying and selling of stolen goods, San Francisco officials have yet to implement tough new enforcement measures. Not a single citation has been issued.
The decline marks a reversal from 2024, when the Oakland’s homeless population jumped 9%. It follows more aggressive sweeps and an influx in funding for services.
San Francisco plans to close several supportive housing sites, long treated as a foundation of its response to chronic homelessness, according to homeless service providers.
Evan’s story has inspired those around him, offering a glimmer of hope amid S.F.'s relentless fentanyl crisis, which continues to claim hundreds of lives a year.
Medication-assisted treatment is the gold standard for treating opioid addiction. Yet, despite its proven track record, health care professionals are struggling to ensure people stick with them.
If overdoses continue at a similar level the next two months, the city could record its lowest annual overdose death toll since 2019, when its fentanyl crisis exploded.
Mayor Daniel Lurie is hoping a new, coercive approach can help officers tackle open-air drug use in San Francisco while getting more people off the streets and connected to addiction treatment.
