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Mayor London Breed sits in a red chair on a stage, wearing black framed glasses, holding her hand up with her pointer finger up as if to articulate a point. The backs of two chairs can be seen at either side of her, out of focus, in the foreground.

From Fixing Homelessness to Arresting Fentanyl Dealers, SF Mayor Breed Bemoans City Hall Red Tape

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Aimee Allison | SF News and Politics

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A man crouches down to speak to another person kneeling on the sidewalk in an alley.

SF Health Groups Determined to Forge Ahead With Safe Consumption Site, Despite Newsom's Veto

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two women hug at a rally in front of city hall, with news cameras all around

SF Political Leaders Speak at Rally Opposing Safe Injection Sites, Even as Many Privately Say They Support Them

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A syringe is seen discarded near a homeless encampment along Berry St. south of Market Street in San Francisco, California, on Tuesday November 1, 2016.

Newsom May Soon Approve Supervised Drug Injection Sites. How Will They Work?

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Hands with chocolate skin and chipped red fingernail polish hold two photos. One photo shows the woman and her cousin as teenagers. In the photo, her cousin appears male, with dark hair and a blue shirt. The other photo is a blurry image of three young people in dark pants and white shirts.

Staff at a San Francisco Hotel Battle an Overdose Crisis

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Two hands hold orange hearts with pins on them. One pin is orange and says, "got naloxone?" The other is black with a white border and reads, "The Dope Project."

From the Underground to Public Health Policy: A History of Harm Reduction in San Francisco

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A man with a scooter stands on a sidewalk with a line of tents in the background.

SF Mayor Breed Declares State of Emergency in Tenderloin

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A bag of assorted pills and prescription drugs.

'A Cry for Help': Drug Overdose Death Toll Reaches 100,000 in the U.S. for the First Time

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A patient in a blue sweatshirt slumps in a chair while talking to a doctor.

'The Difference Between Life and Death': How Some California Emergency Rooms Are Working to Stem the Overdose Crisis

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A woman closes the back doors of a van after taking out some equipment. The van is parked on the street in front of a row of houses.

San Francisco's Street Overdose Response Team Is Trying to Bring Clinical Care to the Streets

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Fentanyl testing strips on a bathroom shelf, next to other health-safety products.

'Informed Consent': To Reduce Harm, Some Bay Area Venues Are Providing Fentanyl Testing Strips to Patrons

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