A federal judge in San Francisco drastically limited the scope of a lawsuit last week filed by a San Francisco nonprofit and several individuals against the city and county, seeking to prevent the clearing of homeless encampments. 

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California Judge Donna Ryu ruled that the seven individual plaintiffs who brought the suit, along with the nonprofit organization Coalition on Homelessness, lacked standing for several of their claims. 

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