San Francisco’s demographics fluctuate depending on who’s counting and why.
The new California budget sets aside $5 million to staff homeless shelters with veterinarians to provide care for pets of people who live on the streets or in vehicles.
A Tenderloin corner is singled out as “the dirtiest block in San Francisco,” with the dishonorary mention going to the 300 block of Hyde Street.
Democratic candidate for governor says the “problem is going to get a lot worse” if San Francisco spends hundreds of millions to address homelessness.
The Berkeley City Council has approved an effort to explore a ‘vehicle dweller park’ where the unhoused can live in their automobiles.
A lifelong handyman’s path home is in sight, but medical conditions compounded by homelessness are interfering.
A bazooka was turned in during a no-questions-asked gun buyback event.
