San Francisco program sparks controversy by giving free booze to homeless alcoholics Recovery advocate Tom Wolf weighs in on a controversial San Francisco program to give free alcohol to the homeless.

(NewsNation) — San Francisco offers a $5 million program for homeless alcoholics to receive free alcohol. The city says its Managed Alcohol Program is in place to help stabilize drinking ...

Some health experts are defending a San Francisco program that gives free beer and vodka to homeless alcoholics despite growing backlash from the public.

A number of San Francisco residents share their perspective with Fox News contributor Sara Carter on the city's program to give free booze to homeless alcoholics.

Non-alcoholic spots in San Francisco are growing in popularity past the year's first month.

San Francisco officials deny direct involvement in a controversial program, funded by private sources, that provides free alcohol, cannabis, and cigarettes to homeless people living in the city’s ...

A holiday booze cruise event in San Francisco appeared to devolve into chaos this past Saturday when organizers allegedly overbooked the watercraft by dozens of passengers and refused to let many ...

A holiday booze cruise event in San Francisco appeared to devolve into chaos this past Saturday when organizers allegedly overbooked the watercraft by dozens of passengers and refused to let many ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — It’s been three years since downtown San Francisco was transformed into a ghost town when the pandemic prompted stay-at-home orders and social distancing. The city ...

San Francisco's managed alcohol program provides beer and vodka shots to homeless alcoholics as part of a harm reduction strategy. The program has been running for four years.

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — It’s been three years since downtown San Francisco was transformed into a ghost town when the pandemic prompted stay-at-home orders and social distancing. The city ...