Listened to a Gavin Newsom interview a while back, where he had some pretty decent insight. The interviewer challenged him on the homeless problem in SF. His

Listened to a Gavin Newsom interview a while back, where he had some pretty decent insight. The interviewer challenged him on the homeless problem in SF. His answer was basically, "Yes, there are homeless people in SF now. The challenge is that during my tenure as mayor, we got people off the streets, but X x 2 homeless people came to SF from other places." Newsom was far from blameless, but his point that homelessness in SF can't be solved on a SF level, or a bay-area level or possibly even a state-wide level, but needs a more global solution rings true to me.