Downed trees, flooding rivers and creeks stress South Bay services
Wind-toppled trees and creeks overtopping their banks made life hazardous in the South Bay, especially for the unhoused. Len Ramirez reports. (3-9-23)
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Wind-toppled trees and creeks overtopping their banks made life hazardous in the South Bay, especially for the unhoused. Len Ramirez reports. (3-9-23)
A small business owner in San Francisco's Mission District on Monday said she has seen little or no improvement since she and other merchants declared a state of emergency in the neighborhood last month.
Jose Martinez reports on continuing frustrations Mission business owners are still facing in troubled neighborhood despite appeals to city officials (3-6-2023)
A former tech entrepreneur's innovative idea has reunited hundreds of homeless people with their families. Now, he's expanding into a groundbreaking support system that's one of the largest privately-funded pilots for people experiencing homelessness.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he'll work this year to reform a landmark state environmental law that he says has been weaponized by wealthy homeowners to block badly-needed housing for students at the University of California, Berkeley.
A man experiencing homelessness was stabbed while sleeping in his truck near MLK Park in Santa Rosa Friday and a suspect has been arrested, police said.
On Super Sunday, a Jewish community center in San Francisco threw a party to remember for the homeless community.
On Super Sunday, a Jewish community center in San Francisco threw a party for their homeless neighbors. John Ramos reports. (2-12-23)
Community leaders are pleading for the city to clean up a playground at Clinton Park that many families are simply scared to use with their children. Da Lin reports. (2-10-23)
A local barber, forced to get creative during the pandemic by setting up a mobile shop, was inspired to give back to the community. (2-10-23)
The Salvation Army has established its first culinary academy in the city, offering an intensive ten-week program to recovering addicts.
The Salvation Army in San Francisco is starting a program helping to move some of the city's most vulnerable in the right direction. Kenny Choi reports. (2-9-23)
New projects to help homeless residents of Alameda County will be getting millions in support from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to a HUD announcement last week.
Oakland opened a new cabin community this week to temporarily house unhoused residents, particularly in the Wood Street area where scores of people were living under freeway overpasses.
A federal court on Friday issued an order allowing the city of Oakland to shut down one of its largest homeless encampments.
A federal court on Friday issued an order allowing the city of Oakland to shut down one of its largest homeless encampments. Andrea Nakano reports. (2-3-23)
One person who is facing a cold night on the streets Monday evening is a San Pablo woman who has dedicated her life to helping the homeless who recently learned she was being evicted.
California Highway Patrol said officers found a dead homeless woman in a tent Monday morning along Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland after a cold night.
A section of a popular Santa Rosa pedestrian and biking trail reopened Friday after a large homeless encampment was cleared from the area earlier in the week.
Gallery owner Collier Gwin was taken into police custody Wednesday after the San Francisco DA's Office issued an arrest warrant for misdemeanor battery in connection with him spraying an unhoused woman with a hose last week.
The city of San Jose announced Thursday that it will open transition facilities for unhoused evacuees from the recent series of atmospheric river storms.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday said the recent incident involving a homeless woman being sprayed with a hose reminded her of how police treated civil rights protesters during the 1960s.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed discussed the recent incident where a art gallery owner turned a hose on a homeless woman in frustration.
A federal magistrate judge Thursday refused to hear a motion by the city of San Francisco seeking clarification of an order last month enjoining the city from closing tent encampments of involuntarily homeless individuals.
San Francisco chief of police on Wednesday assured the public outraged over a gallery owner spraying a homeless woman with a hose that the incident is being investigated.
