The San Francisco neighbourhood of Fillmore was once known as the "Harlem of the West." It served as a hub for Black culture and life, with everything from renowned jazz clubs to Black-owned restaurants, stores, and businesses.

The Fillmore of today is unrecognizable. For years, homeless tent encampments, open drug use, and violence have contributed to increased street tension and violence. Street shootings and savage assaults on local authorities, like the one that hospitalized Ella Hill Hutch Center director James Spingola over the summer, are among them.

Find out what one pastor in the area suggests needs to be done to save one of San Francisco's most storied neighbourhoods.

Source: San Francisco Chronicle