The state's housing crisis hurts the homeless, but also people living in areas where the homeless have nowhere to go or nothing to lose.
John Yandell has lived in his San Francisco apartment building on Franklin Street in the Civic Center neighborhood since 1984. He loved the neighborhood and the easy access to the tennis courts which are literally his backyard. "Having a private court that opens up off my apartment right down there, that drew me," said Yandell."Students used to come and go from the gate on the street. That doesn't happen anymore.
KPIX cameras were outside the building where city workers were sweeping the alleyways, something Yandell and O'Neill say the workers do well, but the homeless come right back hours later.
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