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- But FiDi? Soma? Downtown? Ghost towns, major drops in retail and everything else. Yes, much of that is WFH, but not all. And when/if WFH subsides a bit, I don't think that things are going to just come back. Seems unlikely it will. /5,6
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- I think we are going to continue to find out deets in those crime numbers, related to categorizing, non-reporting, and more. Blessed we have ppl like
@SusanDReynolds spending so much time digging in. I love the JMK quote you posed, and I assume you will adhere to that principle
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The crowd here likes to claim that the DA is the main driver behind these changes. I believe it is mostly COVID related. I am skeptical of anecdotes and prefer data. The data I have seen shows a modest decline in violent crime, a moderate increase in property crime.
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Anecdotes vs data - 100% agreed w you! But its also ok to be suspicious of data, and hope we get better data. the story is not over here. And speaking of data, how many crimes did SF prosecute in the last 1.5yr vs Alameda? Seems like its probably a relevant data point
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