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Citywide crime in S.F. is looking like it did pre-COVID — with one ... (San Francisco Chronicle)

As of the end of the third quarter of 2022, robberies and larcenies are still slightly below pre-pandemic rates, while assaults and burglaries are slightly ...

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S.F.'s economic pain: 25% office vacancy, more tech layoffs and ... (San Francisco Chronicle)

Salesforce, Airbnb and Twilio all listed San Francisco space for lease in the third quarter, adding to the vacancy rate. U.S. venture capital funding, the ...

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S.F. is in jeopardy of losing dozens of desperately needed drug ... (San Francisco Chronicle)

Some of San Francisco's sorely needed residential treatment programs for people with substance abuse disorder are on the brink of closure because of ...

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'Hostage Situation': SF Drug Rehabs Threaten Closure, Beg City for ... (The San Francisco Standard)

Baker Places and Positive Resource Center reportedly asked the city for millions in emergency funding just months after receiving a bailout.

According to a health department dashboard, the city has 30 available drug treatment beds and nine open placements for mental health treatment. The letter identified four detox or treatment programs—Acceptance Place, Ferguson Place, Assisted Independent Living Program and Joe Healy Detox—that would be first to wind down. Writing that the organization does not have the cash flow for a six-month transition, Teng gave the department a deadline to respond of Oct. In a letter dated Oct. “It’s a little bit like a hostage situation […] nobody has a choice because we can’t kick people out on the street,” said Supervisor Aaron Peskin. In a Sept.

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