Whole Foods Announces, San Francisco Location , Will Close Amid Rising Crime.<br />'National Review' reports that a Whole Foods in <br />downtown San Francisco will be temporarily closing <br />due to safety concerns in the surrounding area.<br />'National Review' reports that a Whole Foods in <br />downtown San Francisco will be temporarily closing <br />due to safety concerns in the surrounding area.<br />The 'San Francisco Standard' reports that <br />increased drug use and crime on Eighth and Market <br />has contributed to the store's decision to close. .<br />The 'San Francisco Standard' reports that <br />increased drug use and crime on Eighth and Market <br />has contributed to the store's decision to close. .<br />We are closing our Trinity <br />location only for the time being. , Whole Foods spokesperson, via 'National Review'.<br />If we feel we can ensure the safety <br />of our team members in the store, <br />we will evaluate a reopening <br />of our Trinity location, Whole Foods spokesperson, via 'National Review'.<br />'National Review' reports that the news <br />comes following a string of violent attacks <br />on prominent residents of the city. .<br />'National Review' reports that the news <br />comes following a string of violent attacks <br />on prominent residents of the city. .<br />Last week, Cash App founder Bob Lee <br />was stabbed to death, and cycling champion <br />Ethan Boyes died after being hit by a car. .<br />Last week, Cash App founder Bob Lee <br />was stabbed to death, and cycling champion <br />Ethan Boyes died after being hit by a car. .<br />Former San Francisco fire commissioner <br />Don Carmignani was hit in the head with a pipe <br />by a homeless man but survived.<br />'National Review' reports that the rapidly <br />deteriorating street conditions in San Francisco <br />come as the city faces a nearly $800 million deficit.<br />Local supervisor Matt Dorsey, who oversees the <br />district where Whole Foods will close its doors, said <br />he was "incredibly disappointed" by the situation.<br />Local supervisor Matt Dorsey, who oversees the <br />district where Whole Foods will close its doors, said <br />he was "incredibly disappointed" by the situation.<br />Today, I’m waiving privilege to publicly <br />announce a drafting request I’m working on <br />with [District Supervisor Catherine Stefani] <br />for a Charter Amendment entitled the <br />‘San Francisco Police Department Full Staffing Act,’ which will get San Francisco to a fully staffed <br />police department within 5 years, Matt Dorsey, local supervisor, via 'National Review'
