Critics Blast California City’s $5.5 Million “Free” Food Market for the Homeless
Critics Blast California City’s $5.5 Million “Free” Food Market for the Homeless
San Francisco
The Program Costs $5.5 Million
Reducing Burdens on Homeless People
The Program Is Supplemental and Not Primary
Offering Help
The Free Market
Using Taxpayers Dollars
An Increase in Prices
Many Ongoing Problems
The Program Was Created for the Homeless
Another Controversial Solution
San Francisco’s Unique Approach
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