Despite some opposition, most supervisors agreed that homeless projects should not require competitive bidding
The Board of Supervisors approved a five-year extension Tuesday to the law that allows San Francisco to nimbly — or, according to its critics, ineffectively — address homelessness.
In October, Mayor London Breed proposed extending that policy into 2029 but met pushback from supervisors. They noted that in the most recent Point-in-Time Count, a biennial census of The City’s homeless population, the overall number of people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco in 2022 had slightly declined while other Bay Area counties saw an uptick since 2019.
Latest Madonna tour repped the Bay Area long before SF stop Matanda Keyes, a multimedia artist who grew up in Oakland, helped design jewelry pieces for the worldwide tour as part of a project that builds on his Bay Area upbringing In explaining her vote, Chan pointed to scandals plaguing San Francisco nonprofits. Last week, NBC Bay Area reported that federal Housing and Urban Development officials inspected a vehicle triage site operated by Urban Alchemy for potential violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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