San Francisco Hotels Demand City Compensate for Damage by Homeless

(Breitbart) : San Francisco hotels are demanding millions of dollars from the city to compensate them for damage incurred while housing the homeless under a municipal government program launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. ..

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San Francisco Hotels Demand City Compensate for Damage by Homeless

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