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Residents Rally as Lawsuit Against Embarcadero Navigation Center is Transferred Back to San Francisco

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By Meghan Hall When San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced the 1,000-bed initiative in October 2018, the City of San Francisco worked to identify sites around the city that could become homes to SAFE (Shelter and Access for Everyone) Navigation Centers to serve those experiencing homelessness. However, the Embarcadero Navigation Center, which is planned for […]

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