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Homeless People Aren’t The Problem – The City Is

Irony is strong in San Francisco’s policies towards drug users and the unhoused – “street cleanups,” in which San Francisco Public Works employees harass people into moving, routinely take place in the very same neighborhoods where drug use is openly enabled. Large groups of unhoused people are move

Dave Glass Exhibit is Free to the Public at the Tenderloin Museum

Dave Glass Exhibit is Free to the Public at the Tenderloin Museum

Former City College student and professional photographer Dave Glass has a new exhibit at the Tenderloin Museum. His photos showcase everyday life in the Tenderloin for the past 50 years.

What is SF Doing to Combat the Recent Surge in Unexpected Drug-Related Deaths?

What is SF Doing to Combat the Recent Surge in Unexpected Drug-Related Deaths?

Recently, San Francisco has set up a new plan to battle the ongoing war on drugs. How effective this plan will be is up to the first responders.

Residents of San Francisco's Tenderloin Experience Growing COVID-19 Crisis

Residents of San Francisco's Tenderloin Experience Growing COVID-19 Crisis

Pressure for city officials rises as inaction in dealing with homelessness in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district reaches heights of concern amid COVID-19 pandemic.

Jane Kim establishes first TLGB District in the U.S.

By Nigel Flores Jane Kim, San Francisco Supervisor, is working to designate 6 blocks in the southeast portion of the Tenderloin as the nation’s first transgender historic district. Supervisor Kim, who played a major role in passing Proposition W, attempting to make City College free, introduced the legislation to

February 11 State Your Ride

You often see "Bobbi," a candy-red 2009 Honda Metropolitan sitting pretty on Phelan Avenue, minding her own business. But don't be fooled, this young scooter has already gained the nickname "The Judge."