SF Reports Fewer Tents. Advocates Say that Doesn't Mean Fewer Homeless

SF reports fewer tents. Advocates say that doesn't mean fewer homeless

New data from the city of San Francisco shows the lowest number of tents in the city since San Francisco began collecting the data in 2019.

Only one of Bay Area’s three main downtowns has bounced back to nearly prepandemic levels

San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose are dealing with similar problems of vacant offices and homelessness, but one of them has reported foot traffic bouncing back after the pandemic as they execute their own downtown revitalization plans.

SF Homeless Tents Plummet 85%: From 1,108 to Just 165 in 5 Years

San Francisco reports a decline in homeless tents, with some criticizing the metric's accuracy for reflecting homelessness.