Take Action SF: Mayor, city leaders answer questions about future of city

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco Mayor London Breed. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins. Police Chief William Scott. ABC7 News hosted an hour-long discussion on Monday with city and community leaders on the biggest issues facing San Francisco: filthy streets, an empty downtown, crime, drugs, and an all-out image crisis.

So, how do we fix our great city?

Watch the discussion in its entirety in the media player above.

Homelessness

San Francisco's mayor, district attorney and police chief discussed homelessness in the city and possible solutions during ABC7's Take Action San Francisco discussion.

Drug Crisis

San Francisco's mayor, district attorney and police chief discussed the city's drug crisis and possible solutions during ABC7's Take Action San Francisco discussion.

Crime

San Francisco's mayor, district attorney and police chief discussed crime in the city and possible solutions during ABC7's Take Action San Francisco discussion.

ABC7 News reporter Lyanne Melendez and contributor Phil Matier explain what San Francisco's next steps should be to tackle crime after Take Action SF forum.

Downtown

San Francisco's mayor, district attorney and police chief discussed the future of Downtown during ABC7's Take Action San Francisco discussion.

Read the full press release about the event here.

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