Homeless in RVs Near SF State Get Short Reprieve, But Years-Long Cluster Must Soon Break Up

With more than 100 people living for years in RVs and cars near San Francisco State University, SF homeless officials <a href="https://thefrisc.com/on-sfs-west-side-a-vehicle-site-for-the-homeless-seems-inevitable-but-not-where-you-think-62395601fe99" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">said in 2021</a> they would find a safe site for those people on the city’s west side. That search has come to nothing. Yesterday, pressure came from an unlikely source: the city’s streets and transit agency. The SF Municipal Transportation Agency’s board of directors unanimously approved Tuesday a four-hour limit on weekday parking on Winston Drive between Lake Merced Boulevard and Buckingham Way. Winston, which connects Lake Merced and the Stonestown mall, is where many of the neighborhood’s RVs have permanently parked for years. Many of the residents are working families and Spanish-speaking. <a href="https://thefrisc.com/homeless-in-rvs-near-sf-state-get-a-short-reprieve-but-years-long-cluster-must-soon-break-up-f5e7948a7f41">Click Here</a>