The protesters did something different from their usual weekly protest: Demonstrators went to four different neighborhoods in the city in order to protest foreclosures and evictions there.
Occupiers took the streets at 11 a.m., marching into the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood to protest the high rate of evictions there. Protesters also marched up Market Street along with union representatives, who are striking at local hotels.
They were joined by some tenants' rights advocates who were protesting the role of banks in foreclosures and evictions.
Also joining the protesters was former San Francisco Board Supervisor Chris Daly, who represented the Tenderloin neighborhood for 10 years.
"A neighborhood that I represented on the Board of Supervisors for 10 years, you could see how speculators took buildings, where working class people were raising their families, were struggling to get by day-to-day in one of the most-expensive places in the country to live," Daly said through a bullhorn to protesters.
The marchers came in from four locations and gathered at Justin Herman Plaza for a large rally.
San Francisco police followed the protesters since the beginning of their rally on Saturday. There were no reports of vandalism or arrests.
