San Francisco’s troubled homeless housing project stripped of millions after scandal-plagued run
Metro San Francisco’s troubled homeless housing project stripped of millions after scandal-plagued run By Titus Wu Published July 22, 2026, 7:21 p.m. Add The California Post on Google San Francisco’s plans to keep its residents in homes and off the streets keep running into the same cycle of mismanagement and other issues plaguing homeless services nonprofits. The latest in the saga: The city’s homelessness department recently said it won’t renew $39 million worth of contracts with HomeRise, which serves more than 1500 residents across 17 buildings as part of the city-funded “supportive housing” program.
- ▪Metro San Francisco’s troubled homeless housing project stripped of millions after scandal-plagued run By Titus Wu Published July 22, 2026, 7:21 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google San Francisco’s plans to keep its residents in homes and off the streets keep running into the same cycle of mismanagement and other issues plaguing homeless services nonprofits.
- ▪The latest in the saga: The city’s homelessness department recently said it won’t renew $39 million worth of contracts with HomeRise, which serves more than 1500 residents across 17 buildings as part of the city-funded “supportive housing”
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