’Round midnight: On the brink and in a ditch
Charles was up late with a poem, trying to gain clarity on our national travesty.
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Service providers say: If City Hall slices, this is who gets hurt
Local leaders map the damage to vulnerable groups, if lawmakers pass the proposed budget.
Budget battle status report: Millions still to be cut from TL organizations
See the list of Tenderloin programs under threat and learn what you can do.
Advocates gear up for City Hall actions against budget cuts
Events are coming up to push legislators to restore funding for programs and services that are slated for cuts.
Tenderloin rallies at City Hall to fight program and service cuts
The message at the rally was clear. “Mayor Lurie: ‘Let’s go, San Francisco,’ but please don’t leave us behind!” said one speaker, from an organization facing cuts.
Fire displaces residents of O’Farrell Street building
Tenants were dismayed to find evidence that their units had been looted shortly after the fire.
TL faces $6.8 million in cuts — so we’re helping the community mobilize
The community will rally at City Hall to protect vital services. Here’s how you can get involved.
Gotta go? Use our guide to find the TL’s better public restrooms
The Tenderloin’s bathrooms, mapped and reviewed. Many were fine — some, impossible to use or even find.
Government cuts are coming. Here’s how to learn more, and make your voice heard.
Find out what's on the chopping block, and how to press politicians to change that.
Leaders in early childhood services see kids falling through the cracks. They also see solutions.
More than half of kids with special needs aren’t developmentally ready for kindergarten. Many families can’t access the critical services they need.
‘I probably would just eat fewer things’: Fate uncertain for vital food program, and those who benefit
Tenderloin farmers’ market shoppers reflect on the fallout if state legislators defund Market Match program.
One year after a loss, these TL leaders are creating the addiction services they wished existed
A tragic death galvanized them to help people grappling with drug use and mental illness. Now they’re proposing legislative change.
The Tenderloin goes to Sacramento to protect its farmers’ market
Funding for a food access program that supports residents and farmers alike is under threat. Advocates are fighting to keep it.