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The gun used to kill an Oakland man was found during an Aug. 16 police raid, and 12 hours later a woman who'd allegedly talked about her involvement in the homicide was gunned down in the hills.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an injunction that limits the city’s ability to sweep homeless encampments off the streets.

Homelessness remained one of San Francisco’s most bitterly controversial policy issues in 2023 amid frustration over public encampments and complaints from The City about an advocacy group’s federal lawsuit.

A federal judge has affirmed the city of Alameda’s rent control protections for houseboats.

San Francisco took the global stage this week, hosting the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, and seized the opportunity to revitalize its tattered image, long plagued by issues such as crime, homelessness, and drug markets. President Joe Biden and California lawmakers welcomed world leaders to the APEC summit in the U.S. for the first time since

San Francisco is clearing homeless encampments ahead of an international summit in the city that will attract foreign leaders, CEOs and thousands of attendees, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

San Francisco is clearing homeless encampments ahead of an international summit in the city that will attract foreign leaders, CEOs

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In response to widespread concern over the condition of The City and its government, Mayor London Breed is ratcheting up her criticism of others and even herself.

The San Francisco City Attorney is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a lower-court homelessness ruling that was cited in a federal judges injunction on The City clearing tent encampments.