Supervisor Matt News Today

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

Crime and public safety continue to be top of mind for residents in San Francisco where voters will now get to weigh in on police staffing.

Things that happened, will happen, were said or otherwise occurred in and about town.

The shooting death of unarmed Black trans man Banko Brown by an armed guard has led the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to pass an ordinance limiting security personnel from drawing their weapons.

Mayor London Breed recently argued that it's easier in San Francisco to access drugs than it is to access treatment. We looked into why that is.

Dozens gathered at the Salvation Army in San Francisco to hold a vigil for those who have lost their lives to addiction.

San Francisco's fentanyl epidemic continues to impact the city. Law enforcement says it's so difficult to convict drug dealers.

Two weeks after San Francisco’s only medical and social service organization built by and for sex workers quietly announced that it’s shutting its doors, questions about how this hole in the city’s safety net will be filled are still unanswered.

Many at the rally on Tuesday want San Francisco to redesign hundreds of especially dangerous intersections to make them more pedestrian friendly.

When: Conestoga Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 1. Chair John Berry was absent.