San Francisco ties clean needle distribution for drug users to treatment
San Francisco – San Francisco Mayor Daniel Luley, who won the election in November on a pledge to crack down on the city’s fentanyl crisis, announced on Wednesday a new public health policy that will further push drug users for clean needles and other supplies linked to addiction. The new policy for effective April 30th […]
Obama-Appointed Judge In San Francisco Rules 350,000 Illegals Can Keep Work Permits
On Monday, a federal judge issued a decision to end a temporary injunction against the Trump administration and a Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for around 350,000 Venezuelans living in the United States. According to a court application, U.S. District Judge Edward Chen in San Francisco has ordered a temporary suspension to end the Trump administration’s […]
San Francisco gives mayor new powers to tackle drug use, homelessness
San Francisco – San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lully wins the early crusade against the city’s homelessness and fentanyl addiction twin crisis, and bypasses bureaucratic hurdles that have slowed the expansion of shelter capabilities and treatment programs. Signed off from a strong committee of people. The leeway to pursue private funds to help fund these initiatives. […]
San Francisco Democratic Party chair seeks move to middle
San Francisco – These are days of soul searching for Democrats, an age of math and self-criticism as they try to understand why they have lost Congress and the White House and are struggling to find a way back from political purgatory. The exam has been extended even before Trump recovered to the White House, […]
San Francisco sues Trump administration over crackdown on sanctuary cities
San Francisco – In its latest national battle over immigration, San Francisco on Friday called a federal lawsuit over the Trump administration’s recent instructions to thwart deportation efforts and prosecute local officials withholding federal funds in so-called sanctuary cities. It was announced. “The Trump administration is claiming rights it doesn’t have,” Ichi Atty said. David […]
Soap Opera Star Francisco San Martin Deceased By Suicide At Age 39
Soap opera star Francisco San Martín died by suicide on January 16th at the age of 39. The actor became best known for his role as Dario Hernandez on Days of Our Lives from 2010 to 2011. Los Angeles County Medical Examiner San Martín admitted to taking his own life at his home. Their report […]
Drug overdose deaths plummet in San Francisco. What’s changed?
San Francisco — The number of drug overdose deaths in San Francisco plummeted in 2024 after the coronavirus pandemic triggered a devastating public health emergency, according to preliminary data compiled by city health officials. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner recorded 586 fatal overdoses in San Francisco in the first 11 months of 2024. […]
Plans to transform an iconic San Francisco highway into a park ignite recall furor
San Francisco — On a recent Sunday, hundreds of people enjoyed the iconic coastal road known as the Great Highway on the edge of Outer Sunset, a cozy seaside neighborhood lined with pastel-colored bungalows. A father taught his child how to ride a bicycle. A young couple was walking with their baby in a basket. […]
Fat-Shaming ‘Expert’ Goes To Work For San Francisco. Her Mission? Make Obesity Great Again
It’s time to make obesity great again in San Francisco’s beautiful cesspool. don’t worry Poop and dirty drug needles litter the streets;The San Francisco Department of Health seems to want its fat citizens to feel comfortable in their bodies, to feel accepted by society, and to feel like they can live their truth without fear […]
After losing reelection, San Francisco mayor says she leaves office ‘a winner’
San Francisco — Mayor London Breed may have lost re-election, but after more than six years at the helm of one of America’s most iconic cities, she says she will step down next month as a champion. “No matter what the results say, I’m still a winner,” Breed said in an interview this week. “The […]
