Susie Neilson

An aerial view of Jazzie Collins Apartments, a supportive housing complex managed by nonprofit HomeRise, center, is seen in San Francisco, Thursday, June 4, 2026.

A vital San Francisco nonprofit allowed a case manager’s pattern of alleged misconduct to carry on for years, leaving the nonprofit’s residents vulnerable.

More than 600 investors and creditors could be involved in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection filing, which names 13 distinct funds operating under the Pacific Private Money umbrella.

The San Francisco Civil Grand Jury has found the city's homelessness department has failed to adequately monitor nonprofits that receive $500 million annually.

San Francisco has moved to cut millions of dollars in funding to HomeRise, one of the city’s biggest providers of housing for the formerly homeless, following an investigation.

The move away from HomeRise represents a critical challenge for the city and Mayor Daniel Lurie, who now must seek new providers to serve more than 400 of the city's most vulnerable residents.

Two years before a baby died at this daycare residence in San Francisco, state regulators received a complaint the daycare left children unattended for extended periods of time, records show.

Yolanda Olejniczak Marodi, who served nearly a decade in prison for killing her husband, will be sentenced next month in the murder of her wife, Rebecca “Becky” Marodi, a decorated Cal Fire...

News By Susie Neilson, San Francisco Chronicle The Tribune Content Agency August 8, 2026 7:23 PM

Technicians collect a sample from a crawl space beneath a home that survived the Eaton Fire. California is poised to enact new laws that would regulate how homes that survive wildfires are tested and cleaned.