Change is coming soon for how San Francisco manages homeless encampments, according to the city attorney.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Change is coming for how San Francisco manages homeless encampments. That is the promise from the city attorney and he says it will happen within weeks.The city is currently facing a lawsuit from homeless advocates who sued over how street encampments are dealt with. A judge issued an injunction putting limits on what the city can do and that is being considered by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
'She says the sidewalk conditions have presented challenges for her clients and she too has been dismayed by the seeming intractability of what is happening outside.'We talk to the supervisors,' she said of efforts to find solutions. 'The mayor's office, the coalitions, our landlord, neighbors and other non-profits.
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