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Though the official count is in the hundreds, it's been estimated that well over a thousand people in San Francisco go to sleep in their vehicles every night, parked on city streets. The most visible of these people are the ones now at the center of a fiery debate: the residents of an estimated 313 RVs, many of them decades old and barely functioning, that bounce from block to block, dodging parking restrictions, and sometimes leaving a trail of garbage and angry neighbors in their wake. After Criticism, Trump Pushes Out Mattis Sooner Than Planned "Those are not proper homes. They do not belong in residential neighborhoods," District 9 Supervisor Hillary Ronen said at a tense community meeting. Many of the RVs that serve as full-time homes in San Francisco are older, beige motorhomes found on blocks without street sweeping or neighborhood parking restrictions. Photo credit: Jonathan Bloom/NBC Bay Area But much like the angry renters and homeowners in Ronen's district, … [Read more...] about Homes on Wheels: Meet the People Who Live in RVs on San Francisco Streets