is negatively impacting the city's businesses.Prologis, was robbed outside his home at gunpoint in broad daylight in June. He subsequently sent a letter to city and state officials about the incident. The letter, viewed by FOX Business, called for government leaders to take "action around crime in our city."," he wrote. "We pay some of the highest taxes, local and state, in the nation, yet we have no sense of security.
LIFELONG SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT LEAVES FOR SUBURBS AFTER BUSINESS IS ROBBED: 'THEIR POLICIES JUST DON'T WORK' Bay Area Council CEO Jim Wunderman told FOX Business one of the reasons workers in the city don't want to return to the office from remote work is the "perception around crime."getting a vibrant economy backWunderman said he thinks there's a perception "almost anything can happen anywhere. And you can be walking down the street doing your own business, and you can be accosted by someone.
It's CALLED THE DEMOCRAPS-SOCIALISTS. 'SOCIAL JUSTICE POLICY' OR LET BLACKS TO WHATEVER THE HELL THEY WANT TO DO...AND THEY ARE!!!! STOP THIS S...VOTE REPUBLICAN TO RESTORE SAFETY AND FREEDOM 🙏🇺🇸🙏
You get what you vote for
This is what a liberal world looks like!
Add every dem city to that list
I am amazed some of these businesses still open there door. It is amazing how incrementalism works. Like the frog in the pot of water
Racialized evictions by San Francisco