US EditionA Single Mother in SF Went From Homelessness to ‘Paradise.’ A Stop Between Left Her Kids Sick and Scared
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A Single Mother in SF Went From Homelessness to ‘Paradise.’ A Stop Between Left Her Kids Sick and Scared
Two floors above an enclosed courtyard, three young girls press their hands against a set of large glass windows. The youngest, Titi, is jumping up and down, waving down at their mother, Danica Gutierrez. She smiles up at them, finally breathing easy.It’s March, and Gutierrez, 30, and her daughters — ages eight, nine, and 11 — just moved into a three-bedroom apartment at 600 7th Street, a brand-new building in San Francisco’s South of Market nei…
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