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San Francisco is a step closer to requiring Baker Places, a behavioral-health and addiction-treatment nonprofit, to repay nearly $8 million after the organization nearly became insolvent two years ago.
The City doesn’t have enough beds to care for those needing detox services.
Hundreds of San Francisco Health Department employees are believed to be holding second jobs in violation of government policy that requires permission.
San Francisco relies heavily on nonprofits to provide social services, but lacks a consistent way of tracking their efficacy.