A group of San Francisco city leaders and community organizations are encouraging more low-income households to enroll in free or discounted high-speed internet services.
Nearly 124,000 San Francisco residents are eligible for discounted or free internet through the federal Affordable Connectivity Program, but only 32,000 are enrolled. The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, among two dozen community partners, are hoping to change that.
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