San Francisco is planning five city-sanctioned, open-air homeless encampments to encourage social distancing during the COVID-19 ... That nickname is derived from “Camp Agnos,” the name given to a ...

On San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza directly opposite City Hall, a tiny city of tents sprang up on Tuesday. Luke said he is currently homeless after making his way to San Francisco from ...

The first was opened near City Hall earlier this month. ... An aerial view of San Francisco's first temporary sanctioned tent encampment for the homeless on May 18, 2020 in San Francisco.

San Francisco reports a decline in homeless tents, with some criticizing the metric's accuracy for reflecting homelessness.

SF had a renaissance in homeless aid this decade—and it barely mattered “We can’t solve this at City Hall” By Adam Brinklow Dec 19, 2019, 9:14am PST ...

Protesters unfurled banners in the San Francisco City Hall rotunda reading "Stop cuts" that were quickly taken down by ...

Homeless advocates set up a camp directly across the street from San Francisco's City Hall to raise awareness about homelessness and say they want to be included in any proposed solutions.

San Francisco has assigned a seismic hazard score to hundreds of city-owned buildings. Some key ones, including a jury duty ...

Vilma Arias, who will be evicted from a city shelter by 5 p.m. on Monday. Photo by Xueer Lu. March 10, 2025. Update: Shortly after this article’s publication, two San Francisco families won a ...

The city doesn’t have nearly enough shelter beds for everyone, though homeless people often decline shelter for a multitude of reasons, from safety concerns to a reluctance to adhere to curfews.