SF overdose deaths on the rise in 2025, city seeks to address root causes
The San Francisco Department of Public Health is aiming to treat the underlying cause of drug addiction in order to mitigate the city's overdose deaths, which averaged at least two people dying every day in the first three months of 2025, the department announced Wednesday.
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