Life on the Dirtiest Block in San Francisco

11/23/2018

This article discusses the issue of San Francisco's dirty streets and the efforts made by the city's new mayor, London Breed, to address the problem. It highlights the specific example of a street called Hyde, known for its high levels of filth and drug-related activity. The article explores the challenges faced by the city in tackling the issue, including the lack of public restrooms and the prevalence of drug addiction among the homeless population. It also mentions the controversial practice of power-washing streets with bleach. Despite the ongoing challenges, the article concludes by acknowledging the commitment of Mayor London Breed to making significant improvements in the cleanliness and livability of San Francisco's streets.

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