Issues we currently face

San Francisco is currently grappling with a complex tapestry of challenges that collectively threaten the well-being and stability of the city. The rise in crime rates has become a pressing concern, with some neighborhoods experiencing an uptick in violent incidents and property crimes. Simultaneously, allegations of government corruption have eroded public trust and hindered effective governance, raising questions about the city's ability to address pressing issues.

The homelessness crisis remains a visible and persistent issue, with tent encampments dotting public spaces and a lack of sufficient resources to provide shelter and support for those in need. The soaring cost of living, especially the exorbitant housing prices, has contributed to an affordability crisis, forcing many residents to either relocate or face the threat of homelessness. Meanwhile, businesses, particularly small establishments, are grappling with the challenges of high operating costs, exacerbated by the pandemic, leading to closures or relocations out of the city. These interconnected problems demand a comprehensive and coordinated approach from both local government and the community to foster a more inclusive, secure, and resilient future for San Francisco.