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An enterprising individual from San Francisco decided to host a "doom loop" tour of the moldering city on a hill.

The San Francisco official who resigned after promoting a doom loop tour of the city has been named as high-flying real estate investor Alex Ludlum, 36.

City commissioner who called the event a ‘satire’ has since cancelled the tour and resigned from his position

A doom loop tour organized by an anonymous city commissioner was canned after they feared theyd be identified - but even an anti-doom loop walk couldnt dodge drug users.

The sold-out planned ‘‘doom loop” tour of drug-infested San Francisco was canceled, and community leaders tried to hold a "positive walk" instead — only to still stroll past addicts getting high and homeless camps.

Tyler Revels, 25, was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm after his probation officer learned of incriminating Instagram posts.

News briefs from across Marin County.

Tyler Revels, 25, was sentenced to five years and three months behind bars, and still has pending charges to reconcile in Marin County.

Tyler Revels, 25, was sentenced to five years and three months behind bars, and still has pending charges to reconcile in Marin County.

Monday, July 31, 2023 at 10 p.m. on KPBS TV / Stream now with the PBS App. Kelly Corrigan speaks with Del Seymour, the founder of Code Tenderloin, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide underserved individuals with long-term employment and rehabilitative services. His work has transformed the lives of individuals suffering from addiction and homelessness in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, one of the toughest neighborhoods in America.