Five Keys Schools News Today

Exclusive: S.F. nonprofit accused of fraud loses city contract as new leadership takes over

Mission Cabins, a village of 60 tiny homes serving up to 68 adults experiencing homelessness, hopes to open by the end of March at 1979 Mission Street next to the 16th St. BART plaza,  and to begin services in early April. 

The Five Keys Schools and Programs works closely with a network of nonprofits in San Diego County, including Back 2 Work and the San Diego Workforce Partnership.

Nonprofits bankrolled by San Franciscan taxpayers are offering their executives lucrative compensation, public records show.

San Francisco pays nonprofits billions to provide the city with a variety of services, enabling leadership at these nonprofits to pay themselves generous salaries.

The Center Square) - San Francisco is spending $19 million on expanding an agreement with a non-profit to run a homeless hotel for four years through 2026.

State report, quoting various studies, says people just released from incarceration are 40 times as likely to die of opioid overdoses as members of the general population

Michael Vera walked into a bedroom of a residential drug treatment program in Los Angeles in March to find its occupant slumped over on his bed and struggling to breathe,

Individuals newly released from prison are 40 times as likely to die of opioid overdoses than members of the general population, researchers say. In response, California corrections officials aim to arm departing inmates with an antidote that can be used to reverse the effects of opioid poisoning.

California corrections officials aim to arm departing prison inmates with Narcan, which can be used to reverse the effects of opioid poisoning.