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San Francisco Proposition F would add an assessment portion to the program if passed, that would identify those suffering from substance use issues and require them to go into treatment to continue receiving cash benefits.

A San Francisco supervisor is calling for more data on where people who are using and dying from illicit street drugs are coming from.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed defended her support of a 2024 ballot measure that would require welfare recipients in The City to be screened for drug use. Critics have labeled the proposal "performative."

The ballot measure proposed that those who are suffering from substance use disorders must participate in treatment in order to receive welfare.

San Francisco recorded more fatal drug overdoses, and more attributed to fentanyl, than any other year since 2020. Experts say the increased death toll underlines the urgency of addressing the crisis.

While the holiday season sees massive amounts of volunteering, in the months right after many nonprofits struggle with numbers.

District Supervisor Ronen and other officials defended the decision to put tiny homes in the Mission near 16th Street and Mission.

Nathan Heller on the fate of America’s most enterprising downtown and the debates over housing, homelessness, and public safety that have engulfed the city since the pandemic.

HealthRight 360, one of three nonprofits working with The City to open drug resource centers in San Francisco neighborhoods hardest hit by the opioid crisis, says it has enough funding to operate an overdose prevention site.

A new drug treatment proposal for drug addicts to receive cash assistance in San Francisco is getting push back by some unhoused community members.