Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 12, 2006
Briefly
DUBIOUS DISTINCTION -- Can San Francisco, known as the country's ultraliberal city, really be among the "meanest" to homeless people? According to a national study by advocates for homeless people, yes.
DUBIOUS DISTINCTION -- Can San Francisco, known as the country's ultraliberal city, really be among the "meanest" to homeless people?
According to a national study by advocates for homeless people, yes.
San Francisco is the 11th meanest city to the homeless, says the report released Wednesday by the National Coalition for the Homeless and the Nati...
According to a national study by advocates for homeless people, yes.
San Francisco is the 11th meanest city to the homeless, says the report released Wednesday by the National Coalition for the Homeless and the Nati...
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