San Francisco gets unexpected $185 million in property tax revenue

City leaders say an excess of funds is the kind of problem that seldom comes up. So, now that the city has found itself with an unexpected $185 million windfall from excess property tax revenue, the debate over how to spend that money is getting underway.

San Francisco's homeless population has remained steady since 2013

San Francisco has wrapped up one phase of its regular count of the city's homeless population. Volunteers flooded the city last Thursday for a point in time count to get an accurate snapshot of what the city's homeless population is at the moment. 

Man known as ‘Jogger Joe' pleads no contest to misdemeanor charges

OAKLAND (BCN) A man known who was dubbed "Jogger Joe" on social media sites pleaded no contest on Friday to misdemeanor battery for stealing the cellphone of a man who confronted him for throwing a homeless man's belongings into Lake Merritt last June.

Tiny homes from one veteran to others

As busy as Mike Wolff, owner of Wolff Contracting, is with rebuilding Wine Country, he's putting a lot of time, energy and personal money into 14, 250 square-foot tiny homes, for veterans to use at little or no cost, for however long they need it.