David Sjostedt

The victim at Salmon Creek in Sonoma County had non-life-threatening injuries. A surfer was attacked by a shark Friday morning at a Sonoma County beach.

Rudy Batka was tired of sleeping on the streets, and tired of the drugs ravaging his body. But he was 9 points shy of the score he needed to get a home in SF, which left him stranded in “Problem Solving” limbo.

The agency offered only a one-line response to questions about whether the corporations behind this weekend's chaos would face penalties.

The weekend outage has reignited a decades-old fight over who should control San Francisco's power.

Locals say the blackout is their sixth in two weeks, marring holiday plans and work schedules.

From training to CEO pay, how the city's chosen street solutions companies are spending.

People in crisis say they have nowhere to go, but neighbors are tired of being stuck in “containment zones for the city's problems.”

Michael Levine is the latest “outsider” recruited to confront San Francisco's drug and homelessness crises.

Drug users can leave the city’s RESET Center whenever they want, but risk getting rearrested.

Anne Morrison gave her life to the Tenderloin. When she chose to end it, she made peace with the family she found — not the one she lost.