‘By the time we give people housing, they are near death’
Virtually every construction project in the Bay Area is being affected in some way
By San Francisco Examiner Editorial Board
As the end of statewide eviction protections approach, San Francisco tenants are facing a swirl of confusion in the face…
Back in 2018, San Francisco voters passed the country’s first ballot measure requiring the universal right to counsel for tenants…
Reyna Aguilar has amassed $20,000 in rent debt since losing her restaurant job when coronavirus shutdowns set in.
Until last month, a vacant building in the Mission was well on its way to becoming yet another lost residential…
San Francisco is swimming in cash to address its homelessness crisis — so much so that advocates have dubbed the…
The years-long fight to lower rents for burdened supportive housing tenants is coming to an end.
A group of people living on a parking lot under a San Francisco freeway, some of whom had been there…
