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Fatal drug overdoses fell in San Francisco for the second time in three months, according to preliminary data. The decline follows the launch of a pilot program connecting unhoused people with treatment one month after The City’s public health department launched.

Tenderloin neighborhood advocates are split over San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s proposal to close some corner stores in and around the area during the middle of the night, and if it will work as intended.

Tenderloin neighborhood advocates are split over San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s proposal to close some corner stores in and around the area during the middle of the night, and if it will work as intended.

Sitting out the season: A record number of Americans say they won't be buying holiday gifts this year : Rashtra News Donna Hilliard, executive director at Code Tenderloin, said the non-profit group serving the homeless population is currently seeing more demand than it has ever seen.Source: Code TenderloinCode Tenderloin, a nonprofit group serving the homeless

ABC7 News followed volunteers as they combed through the streets of San Francisco to find and count the number of people who are unhoused.

According to Dr. Gina, “[Rev.] Cecil basically told the entire board that Gina is in this position and y’all need to let her lead. Let her do her thing. She's going to move this organization forward.”

Forge Development Partners announced plans Monday to build more affordable housing in the Tenderloin to middle-income San Franciscans. The developers want to build more than 1,000 similar units across The City.

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show the homeless filling the streets in San Franciscos Tenderloin District where vagrants regularly relieve themselves on the sidewalk.

Despite a series of proposals by Mayor London Breed that have historically harmed communities of color, many Black San Francisco community leaders say

San Francisco officials descended on homeless hotspots across the city Wednesday to clear the area as sanitation crews tossed mattresses, tents, chairs, and other street items into a garbage truck.