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Number of San Francisco homeless encampments at a 6-year low following crackdown
It's been one year since San Francisco began an aggressive crackdown on homeless encampments after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling gave cities the green light to step up their sweeps. Lauren Toms reports on whether those sweeps are bringing the changes that were promised.
The city's efforts seem to have paid off with visible results. Nearly half of the 8,000 homeless that live in San Francisco are sheltered, per city data, up 35% from 2019.
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Public works crews were back out again at a homeless encampment on Division Street in the Mission District. The health department said the area between South Van Ness and ...
A man stands next to tents on a sidewalk in San Francisco on April 21, 2020. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) (CN) — San Francisco failed to avoid a trial over claims that it violated the ...
As San Francisco firms up plans to dramatically expand its homeless shelter capacity, the Board of Supervisors is considering a measure intended to make sure that all those new shelters are ...
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