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The Homecoming Project, which connects homeowners with formerly incarcerated people in the Bay Area seeking housing, grows its reach in the Bay Area.

San Francisco could see taller and more dense buildings in the city’s north and west side after the Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Daniel Lurie’s ‘Family Zoning’ plan last week. 

The lawsuits, brought by Bay Area civil rights groups, challenge the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.

Severe threats to federal funding for "housing first" programs are causing near-panic in California. Experts say the cuts would reverse progress made getting the most vulnerable people off the streets and into permanent housing.

The plan would allow the city attorney to take legal action if federal law enforcement uses city property for unauthorized means, including immigration enforcement.

Nine years after filmmaker and journalist Kevin Epps shot and killed a man in his San Francisco home, it is now up to a jury to decide whether the act was self-defense or murder.