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Tagged with: Shelters

For composer Gabriel Kahane, PIVOT Festival comes as a gift

'More and more I'm just interested in making music with people I love and want to spend time with," says 2024 curator.

Boxing up fresh food justice: Bayview Community Co-Op boosts area health

Crisp butter lettuce, bright Italian parsley, glowing beets—collaborating with local growers, the org distributes organic.

Screen Grabs: 3rd i Fest takes on Indian politics, TikTok obsession, Bangla Surf Girls

Plus: UN Film Fest on the dying press and nuclear testing, charming classic Chinese musicals, Birthday Party doc

Billionaires file legal brief attacking the unhoused in SF

While city fails to train staff on sweeps, the people who created this crisis are asking the Supreme Court to blame the victims.

Court won’t lift homeless sweeps injunction—but Chiu still declares victory

What's a realistic offer of shelter? That's not clear as the city moves to start criminalizing the unhoused again.

New city legal filing seeks return to homeless sweeps

Chiu seeks crackdown on people who are 'offered' shelter—which often isn't even available.

How SF plans to justify continuing sweeps of homeless people

Court hearing shows the latest Breed Administration strategy—and demonstration outside shows the ugly side of demonizing homeless people.

Keep the SIP hotels open to save lives, demonstrators tell Mayor Breed

Sup. Haney says feds will probably keep paying—but in the end, the city needs to buy these hotels as permanent housing.

Screen Grabs: An omnibus of ingenious quarantine tales

Plus: Two indigenous stories, a Dash Snow doc, Riz Ahmed's rap, and four irritating characters stuck in a bathroom.

Medical professionals say that SIP hotel program is saving and changing lives

Data shows marked improvements in physical and mental health of formerly homeless—so why is SF shutting these hotels down?