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Wednesday, June 11, 2025

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Homelessness

At a park named for indigenous people, a homeless community faces eviction

A crackdown on Where Do We Go Berkeley in Ohlone Park raises the question: Do we all have the right to feel safe in public?

UPDATED: 48 Hills wins *16* California Journalism Awards

Our fiercely independent reporting scored awards for General Excellence, Best Column, Arts Coverage, Homeless Reporting, more

Sanctuaries not sweeps  

Houseless and housed communities from across the Bay stand together to resist the endless erasure of houseless peoples, demand sanctuary lands so we can build solutions

Fielder proposal to protect unhoused families runs into opposition from ‘moderates’

Sauter, Sherrill try to kill a measure that would give a bit of hope to some of the city's most vulnerable residents

Workers, families face eviction as racetrack in Pleasanton closes abruptly

Alameda County Fairgrounds stops horse racing—so stable workers lose their jobs, and their homes

Death by homeless sweep in Vallejo

James Edward Oakley crushed by a city backhoe 'cleaning' a homeless camp

The brutality of ‘homeless cold’

Mourning houseless babies in Detroit, Cornelius Taylor in Atlanta, and anyone in Fremont

It’s an emergency every day when you live on the streets

There's hardly any discussion of the impact fires and floods and storms have on the unhoused

Peaceful protests by unhoused in SF and other cities lead to massive police sweeps

Dozens of cops drive people in tents away from City Hall—and the empty, vacant Civic Center Inn, which could be housing

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Street Sheet turns 35

Paper by and for the unhoused has become a civic treasure—and its editor looks forward to the day when it's no longer needed.

When public land isn’t public for all

If you so much as 'look homeless,' you can be forced out of what's supposed to be common space.

Death by bullying: The fate of an unhoused high school student

Our society teaches that wealth hoarding is admirable, and poor people are something to avoid. Sometimes, that leads to death.

How will Lurie address the crisis of homelessness?

Advocates lay out demands—and have some hope—for the next mayor.

‘Where Do We Go’ launches new campaign against homeless sweeps

Organizers vow to set up new encampments in public spaces every time cities evict the unhoused.

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Scenes from the Poor People’s March in Chicago ….

... And the eviction of Wood Street in Oakland.

Bus tickets to anywhere and pain on the streets as Breed, Newsom attack unhoused

Man who has no family in Salinas is urged to go there anyway. Welcome to Breed's new homeless program.

Watch: Westside RV community faces another mass displacement

Parking enforcement deadline approaches, throwing dozens of unhoused families into uncertainty.

Watch: The devastating impact of Breed’s cruel new homeless sweeps

The mayor's aggressive new policy wreaks havoc on unhoused peoples' lives. We spoke with Frank, one of the displaced.

Mayor makes inhumane, ineffective sweeps a major part of her re-election campaign

Stealing people's possessions and moving them around town solves nothing—but it makes for mayoral politics.

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