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While sheriff's deputies argue that arrest can be "compassionate," those on the streets say it can make addiction worse.

Multiple individuals in the crowd shouted Mayor London Breed and the Board of Supervisors down, and someone threw a brick.

Urban Alchemy confronts drugs and homelessness on S.F.’s streets every day. Here’s what the latest data says about its work

The city's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner recorded 640 overdose deaths in 2021 and 647 in 2022.

There was reportedly not much California Highway Patrol presence on Day One of Gavin Newsom’s highly touted Tenderloin fentanyl crackdown, and it turns out the National Guard presence will only be “criminal case analysts” who will likely never be visible to the public.

Code Tenderloin is a non-profit that provides dignity and opportunity through intense job readiness and workforce development program serving those in need.

Code Tenderloin's Del Seymour joins "Jesse Watters Primetime" to explain why employment help should be extended to San Francisco's drug dealers over deportation.

Pinewood School senior Rathi Kolappa was researching for class when she came across an article about how dogs with certain fur colors are not getting adopted because they don’t photograph

Almost a year ago, Mayor London Breed declared a state of emergency for the Tenderloin neighborhood

A coalition of San Francisco supervisors and health advocates will hold a news conference on Tuesday to announce plans to fast-track wellness hubs that would include safe-consumption sites in the wake of the Tenderloin Center's closure.