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Forget the rampant crime, boarded-up retailers and homeless encampments plaguing San Francisco -- tech moguls are optimistic that the city is about to hit its stride.

San Francisco CEOs are launching a flashy ad campaign to combat the city’s declining reputation and draw more companies who may be turned off by its headline-making "doom loop."

 

San Francisco has hired a new top tourism official to try and shift the public perception of the city as it deals with surging crime and rampant drug use.

San Francisco commissioner Alex Ludlum, the creator of the "doom loop" walking tour to show off downtown's "doom and squalor," resigned in a letter to the mayor.

San Francisco Official Out After Pitching 'Doom Loop'

"Doom Loop Walking Tour" Of San Francisco Sells Out There's a new entertainment option for people morbidly fascinated with San Francisco's relentless decline:…

How bad is crime in San Francisco? Enough to merit a Doom Loop tour. Watch out, NYC: we're likely to get our own version unless progressives change course.

The 37-year-old victim, Kelly (Brock) Koike, was found dead stuffed inside of a duffel bag Sunday at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.

A new tour has emerged in San Francisco, promising to provide visitors a glimpse of the "urban decay" that has taken hold of one of America's wealthiest cities.