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46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco

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Nordstrom Rack will open next year at 2 Stockton Street, near Union Square! Three years ago, companies were leaving San Francisco. Today, they want to be here, and Nordstrom Rack’s decision to return to the heart of our city is another sign of the growing confidence in San Francisco. The 50,000 square foot Nordstrom Rack is just the latest example of retail coming back downtown. We're making our streets safer and cleaner, bringing people back downtown, cutting red tape, and creating the conditions for businesses to succeed. I'm thrilled that Nordstrom is choosing to invest in San Francisco again, and look forward to welcoming Nordstrom Rack as we continue building on our city's momentum.

Nordstrom Rack will open next year at 2 Stockton Street, near Union Square! Three years ago, companies were leaving San Francisco. Today, they want to be here, and Nordstrom Rack’s decision to return to the heart of our city is another sign of the growing confidence in San Francisco. The 50,000 square foot Nordstrom Rack is just the latest example of retail coming back downtown. We're making our streets safer and cleaner, bringing people back downtown, cutting red tape, and creating the conditions for businesses to succeed. I'm thrilled that Nordstrom is choosing to invest in San Francisco again, and look forward to welcoming Nordstrom Rack as we continue building on our city's momentum.

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Uniqlo is opening on 4th and Market on Friday, October 9th! The Japanese clothing brand is coming back downtown with a 20,315 square-foot flagship store, after leaving in 2021. It will take the place of the former Old Navy and comes as the retailer has followed our city’s momentum and recovery. Let’s go, San Francisco.

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Putting out sidewalk tables and chairs for your business is easy: fill out a free form, learn the rules like keeping sidewalks accessible, and you’re good to go. No permit or free required. We want San Francisco’s businesses to bring our streets to life—just follow a few simple steps. Check out to get started.

Putting out sidewalk tables and chairs for your business is easy: fill out a free form, learn the rules like keeping sidewalks accessible, and you’re good to go. No permit or free required. We want San Francisco’s businesses to bring our streets to life—just follow a few simple steps. Check out to get started.

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Mark your calendars for July 4th and the United States’ 250th birthday! For only the third time in history, fireworks will launch directly from the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge this July 4th. The firework show is set to begin around 9:30pm. We want everyone in San Francisco and the Bay Area to come to our city and enjoy the free show along our amazing waterfront. Plan ahead, take public transit, and make a night of it by exploring our neighborhoods, restaurants, and small businesses before the show. For more info, visit Let’s go, San Francisco!

Mark your calendars for July 4th and the United States’ 250th birthday! For only the third time in history, fireworks will launch directly from the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge this July 4th. The firework show is set to begin around 9:30pm. We want everyone in San Francisco and the Bay Area to come to our city and enjoy the free show along our amazing waterfront. Plan ahead, take public transit, and make a night of it by exploring our neighborhoods, restaurants, and small businesses before the show. For more info, visit Let’s go, San Francisco!

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The first rain of the season is here—and San Francisco Public Works is working hard to keep our drains clear and our streets safe. You can do your part too by joining SF Water Power Sewer’s Adopt-a-Drain program. It’s a rewarding way to help the environment and prevent flooding. Stay safe and dry, San Francisco!

The first rain of the season is here—and San Francisco Public Works is working hard to keep our drains clear and our streets safe. You can do your part too by joining SF Water Power Sewer’s Adopt-a-Drain program. It’s a rewarding way to help the environment and prevent flooding. Stay safe and dry, San Francisco!

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San Francisco is planning to welcome Dead & Company to Golden Gate Park for three days in August, to mark the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead. Stay tuned for more details from the band coming soon!

San Francisco is planning to welcome Dead & Company to Golden Gate Park for three days in August, to mark the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead. Stay tuned for more details from the band coming soon!

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Building housing and renovating your home just got easier and faster. You can now go online at the PermitSF Portal for kitchen and bathroom remodels, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permits. 75% of San Francisco’s building permits can now be filed through the portal, making it faster and easier to apply, track permits, and manage inspections—all online. San Francisco’s broken permitting system has prevented small businesses from opening, stopped us from building housing, and held back our economic recovery. Under PermitSF, we’ve made permitting faster, easier, and more transparent—but we’re just getting started. We’ll keep cutting red tape to make life easier for residents and business owners.

Building housing and renovating your home just got easier and faster. You can now go online at the PermitSF Portal for kitchen and bathroom remodels, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permits. 75% of San Francisco’s building permits can now be filed through the portal, making it faster and easier to apply, track permits, and manage inspections—all online. San Francisco’s broken permitting system has prevented small businesses from opening, stopped us from building housing, and held back our economic recovery. Under PermitSF, we’ve made permitting faster, easier, and more transparent—but we’re just getting started. We’ll keep cutting red tape to make life easier for residents and business owners.

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Downtown First Thursday, a free monthly block party, packed the streets tonight. It’s just another way we are bringing people downtown to enjoy the heart of our city.

Downtown First Thursday, a free monthly block party, packed the streets tonight. It’s just another way we are bringing people downtown to enjoy the heart of our city.

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Vogue World is coming to San Francisco in 2027. Creativity and free expression have been the engine of San Francisco for generations, and that spirit will be on full display at this celebration of fashion and culture. Thanks to our ecosystem of talented designers, musicians, and small businesses—and the artists and workers behind them—visitors are coming to our city, and our economy is recovering. Vogue World will support San Francisco’s creative minds and strengthen the entire ecosystem. When we host major global events, we draw visitors, support local businesses, and generate revenue that funds the services San Franciscans rely on. We’ve done that through the Super Bowl and the World Cup, and Vogue World will be another opportunity to show the world that San Francisco is on the rise.

Vogue World is coming to San Francisco in 2027. Creativity and free expression have been the engine of San Francisco for generations, and that spirit will be on full display at this celebration of fashion and culture. Thanks to our ecosystem of talented designers, musicians, and small businesses—and the artists and workers behind them—visitors are coming to our city, and our economy is recovering. Vogue World will support San Francisco’s creative minds and strengthen the entire ecosystem. When we host major global events, we draw visitors, support local businesses, and generate revenue that funds the services San Franciscans rely on. We’ve done that through the Super Bowl and the World Cup, and Vogue World will be another opportunity to show the world that San Francisco is on the rise.

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Thanks to the great work at SFPD, we are driving down crime, catching criminals, and sending a message to the region and the world that SF is a safe American city. This week, San Francisco Police arrested two robbery suspects and recovered stolen property after tracking a vehicle linked to a series of car break-ins.

Thanks to the great work at SFPD, we are driving down crime, catching criminals, and sending a message to the region and the world that SF is a safe American city. This week, San Francisco Police arrested two robbery suspects and recovered stolen property after tracking a vehicle linked to a series of car break-ins.

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Starting tomorrow, we’re launching the new PermitSF portal. This is a one-stop shop to apply for permits online without going to the Permit Center to wait in line and file paperwork in person. To kick things off, 5 permit types will be available through the portal. Those include permits for replacing doors, windows, siding, fire alarms and sprinklers, or permits needed to organize block parties. This portal is just our latest step in making the lives of San Franciscans easier, saving residents and businesses both time and money. Learn more here:

Starting tomorrow, we’re launching the new PermitSF portal. This is a one-stop shop to apply for permits online without going to the Permit Center to wait in line and file paperwork in person. To kick things off, 5 permit types will be available through the portal. Those include permits for replacing doors, windows, siding, fire alarms and sprinklers, or permits needed to organize block parties. This portal is just our latest step in making the lives of San Franciscans easier, saving residents and businesses both time and money. Learn more here:

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San Francisco just recorded our lowest tent numbers since the City began the quarterly count in April 2019, a new record low. I am clear eyed about the challenges on our streets, but we have made real progress this year. We have sustained lows of tent encampments, and we will continue to coordinate across departments to get people off the street and into the help that they need.

San Francisco just recorded our lowest tent numbers since the City began the quarterly count in April 2019, a new record low. I am clear eyed about the challenges on our streets, but we have made real progress this year. We have sustained lows of tent encampments, and we will continue to coordinate across departments to get people off the street and into the help that they need.

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In one of the largest office leases since before the pandemic, Anthropic is taking over an entire building in downtown San Francisco. This expansion will bring more people to our downtown and strengthen our innovation economy. This new lease is a clear sign of our recovery—and a strong vote of confidence in our city.

In one of the largest office leases since before the pandemic, Anthropic is taking over an entire building in downtown San Francisco. This expansion will bring more people to our downtown and strengthen our innovation economy. This new lease is a clear sign of our recovery—and a strong vote of confidence in our city.

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San Francisco’s economy is recovering, and people want to be here again. As we continue to build that momentum, we need to make sure that San Franciscans feel the benefits and can continue to raise their kids in this incredible city. We need to build housing, we need to create jobs, and we need to keep bringing people back downtown, our front door to the world and the economic engine for our city. That’s why today I am proud to announce the BUILD Act with Supervisor Bilal Mahmood—a legislative package that will unlock stalled housing projects and create thousands of good union jobs. The BUILD Act will reform the transfer tax to incentivize investment in these housing projects and buildings downtown—stimulating new jobs for electricians, plumbers, and laborers. And we will put forward a ballot measure in November to ensure that transfer tax is paid on properties in foreclosure so we can offset revenue impacts. Our politicians used to take our workers and our families for granted. But those politicians are gone, and those days are over. We are now creating the conditions for our city’s success. By passing the BUILD Act, we will take the next step, creating the jobs and building the housing that San Franciscans deserve.

San Francisco’s economy is recovering, and people want to be here again. As we continue to build that momentum, we need to make sure that San Franciscans feel the benefits and can continue to raise their kids in this incredible city. We need to build housing, we need to create jobs, and we need to keep bringing people back downtown, our front door to the world and the economic engine for our city. That’s why today I am proud to announce the BUILD Act with Supervisor Bilal Mahmood—a legislative package that will unlock stalled housing projects and create thousands of good union jobs. The BUILD Act will reform the transfer tax to incentivize investment in these housing projects and buildings downtown—stimulating new jobs for electricians, plumbers, and laborers. And we will put forward a ballot measure in November to ensure that transfer tax is paid on properties in foreclosure so we can offset revenue impacts. Our politicians used to take our workers and our families for granted. But those politicians are gone, and those days are over. We are now creating the conditions for our city’s success. By passing the BUILD Act, we will take the next step, creating the jobs and building the housing that San Franciscans deserve.

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Downtown is coming alive, with Third Thursdays on Ellis drawing thousands of people tonight. This stretch of Ellis Street is an entertainment zone that we created to make it easier for food and music to take over our streets. My administration will continue investing in solutions that bring people to downtown and help our city feel alive. Thank you to the team at John’s Grill for putting this on.

Downtown is coming alive, with Third Thursdays on Ellis drawing thousands of people tonight. This stretch of Ellis Street is an entertainment zone that we created to make it easier for food and music to take over our streets. My administration will continue investing in solutions that bring people to downtown and help our city feel alive. Thank you to the team at John’s Grill for putting this on.

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San Francisco was alive this weekend, with events across the city and people getting civically engaged. We are keeping this momentum going with more community activations all summer, including MintedSF. Starting Friday July 4th, Mint Plaza will be home to a new summer concert series that will bring free live music and cultural events to downtown every week. Investing in our cultural spaces and celebrations is what makes San Francisco special. Catch a show at MintedSF on a Friday this summer before the series ends on September 19.

San Francisco was alive this weekend, with events across the city and people getting civically engaged. We are keeping this momentum going with more community activations all summer, including MintedSF. Starting Friday July 4th, Mint Plaza will be home to a new summer concert series that will bring free live music and cultural events to downtown every week. Investing in our cultural spaces and celebrations is what makes San Francisco special. Catch a show at MintedSF on a Friday this summer before the series ends on September 19.

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Today, I stood with Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky to announce his $100 million gift to San Francisco’s parks. This is the largest single-donor gift to the city in San Francisco’s history, and will support the development of new parks, upgrades to existing spaces, expanded hours at recreation facilities, and much more. An initial $39 million will help unlock five projects in neighborhoods across our city. SoMa, the Mission, Bayview-Hunters Point, Potrero Hill, and downtown will all see transformational projects finish sooner, bringing more welcoming public spaces to residents across San Francisco. As Mayor, one of my top priorities is making San Francisco a city where families can put down roots and build their futures. Earlier this year, we launched our Family Opportunity Agenda—a citywide effort to bring down the cost of living and expand economic mobility for San Francisco families. We're building more housing, protecting tenants, expanding access to affordable childcare, and keeping public transportation safe, reliable, and affordable. We're also investing in the public spaces families rely on every day. Our parks are an essential part of what makes San Francisco such a special place to raise a family. Our recreation programs provide exceptional and affordable opportunities for San Francisco families. With this investment, we're bringing those opportunities to more neighborhoods across our city, expanding access to recreation, and making our parks even better for the families who use them. San Francisco has created enormous opportunity for the people who have built their businesses here. And with that success comes a responsibility to give back to the city that helped make it possible. So, my ask to every leader who sees what Brian has done today is simple: help us create more opportunities for the people who call San Francisco home. Now is the time. Our city is coming back. Don’t just watch it from the sidelines. Be a part of it.

Today, I stood with Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky to announce his $100 million gift to San Francisco’s parks. This is the largest single-donor gift to the city in San Francisco’s history, and will support the development of new parks, upgrades to existing spaces, expanded hours at recreation facilities, and much more. An initial $39 million will help unlock five projects in neighborhoods across our city. SoMa, the Mission, Bayview-Hunters Point, Potrero Hill, and downtown will all see transformational projects finish sooner, bringing more welcoming public spaces to residents across San Francisco. As Mayor, one of my top priorities is making San Francisco a city where families can put down roots and build their futures. Earlier this year, we launched our Family Opportunity Agenda—a citywide effort to bring down the cost of living and expand economic mobility for San Francisco families. We're building more housing, protecting tenants, expanding access to affordable childcare, and keeping public transportation safe, reliable, and affordable. We're also investing in the public spaces families rely on every day. Our parks are an essential part of what makes San Francisco such a special place to raise a family. Our recreation programs provide exceptional and affordable opportunities for San Francisco families. With this investment, we're bringing those opportunities to more neighborhoods across our city, expanding access to recreation, and making our parks even better for the families who use them. San Francisco has created enormous opportunity for the people who have built their businesses here. And with that success comes a responsibility to give back to the city that helped make it possible. So, my ask to every leader who sees what Brian has done today is simple: help us create more opportunities for the people who call San Francisco home. Now is the time. Our city is coming back. Don’t just watch it from the sidelines. Be a part of it.

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Uniqlo is back in Downtown San Francisco! The Japanese clothing brand is opening tomorrow, October 9, on 4th and Market. After closing their Powell Street location in 2021, Uniqlo has followed our city’s momentum and recovery and decided to open a new 20,000 square-foot flagship store in the former Old Navy on Market Street. To celebrate, they have an exclusive collaboration with Muni, Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, and local artists—some of it is only available at this new location! Welcome back to downtown, Uniqlo!

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Yesterday, the Board of Education took an important step toward ending the public school lottery and giving families the certainty they need to put down roots in our city. Starting in the 2028–29 school year, families will know which neighborhood public elementary school their children are assigned to based on their home address, while retaining choices that reflect the incredible diversity of San Francisco. I am also pleased that this direction includes a commitment to ensuring our schools have the resources they need, so parents can feel confident that whichever school their children attend, they will find a welcoming environment where they can learn and thrive. I want to thank the Board of Education and SFUSD leadership, including School Board President Phil Kim and SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su, for helping make San Francisco a city where more families can build their futures.

Yesterday, the Board of Education took an important step toward ending the public school lottery and giving families the certainty they need to put down roots in our city. Starting in the 2028–29 school year, families will know which neighborhood public elementary school their children are assigned to based on their home address, while retaining choices that reflect the incredible diversity of San Francisco. I am also pleased that this direction includes a commitment to ensuring our schools have the resources they need, so parents can feel confident that whichever school their children attend, they will find a welcoming environment where they can learn and thrive. I want to thank the Board of Education and SFUSD leadership, including School Board President Phil Kim and SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su, for helping make San Francisco a city where more families can build their futures.

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T&T Supermarket is opening its doors in San Francisco on Thursday, November 5! T&T CEO Tina Lee joined me on site at Masonic and Geary for an early look at the store and to talk about what it took to get this new store across the finish line. The city worked closely with T&T—Canada’s largest Asian grocery store—to make permitting easy, resulting in the fastest permitting process for any T&T location in the United States. Through PermitSF, we’re working to make permitting faster and more predictable. For T&T, that included clearer timelines and application requirements, better coordination across city departments, and the ability to submit key permits online. Grocery stores are an important part of a thriving city, and T&T is making a major investment in San Francisco. We’re going to keep improving the permitting process so businesses can invest, open their doors, and create jobs in our neighborhoods. See you at T&T on Nov. 5!

T&T Supermarket is opening its doors in San Francisco on Thursday, November 5! T&T CEO Tina Lee joined me on site at Masonic and Geary for an early look at the store and to talk about what it took to get this new store across the finish line. The city worked closely with T&T—Canada’s largest Asian grocery store—to make permitting easy, resulting in the fastest permitting process for any T&T location in the United States. Through PermitSF, we’re working to make permitting faster and more predictable. For T&T, that included clearer timelines and application requirements, better coordination across city departments, and the ability to submit key permits online. Grocery stores are an important part of a thriving city, and T&T is making a major investment in San Francisco. We’re going to keep improving the permitting process so businesses can invest, open their doors, and create jobs in our neighborhoods. See you at T&T on Nov. 5!

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96,318 views • 1 month ago

I recently went on a ride-along with SFPD through SoMa, the Tenderloin, Nob Hill, Hayes Valley, and the Mission to see the overnight street conditions. There were bright spots, including 24th and Mission, but it’s clear that fentanyl remains a crisis in our city. I’ve asked SFPD, Muni, SFFD, the Sheriff’s Office, Rec and Park, and our major city departments to prioritize addressing these overnight conditions. We will stay focused on delivering the basics for San Franciscans and keeping our streets safe and welcoming for everyone who uses them. Thank you to SFPD for making the ride-along possible and to the officers working every day to keep our city safe.

I recently went on a ride-along with SFPD through SoMa, the Tenderloin, Nob Hill, Hayes Valley, and the Mission to see the overnight street conditions. There were bright spots, including 24th and Mission, but it’s clear that fentanyl remains a crisis in our city. I’ve asked SFPD, Muni, SFFD, the Sheriff’s Office, Rec and Park, and our major city departments to prioritize addressing these overnight conditions. We will stay focused on delivering the basics for San Franciscans and keeping our streets safe and welcoming for everyone who uses them. Thank you to SFPD for making the ride-along possible and to the officers working every day to keep our city safe.

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In San Francisco, we are focused on delivering results for the people who live, work, and visit our amazing city. That's what I told everyone on The Pat McAfee Show, and that's what I tell San Franciscans every day. This Super Bowl week, San Francisco is showing the world that we are a city on the rise.

In San Francisco, we are focused on delivering results for the people who live, work, and visit our amazing city. That's what I told everyone on The Pat McAfee Show, and that's what I tell San Franciscans every day. This Super Bowl week, San Francisco is showing the world that we are a city on the rise.

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327,141 views • 9 months ago

YouTuber Speed⭐️ just touched down in San Francisco, and I had the chance to show him around City Hall. I know he’s going to have an amazing time in the best city in the world—let’s go, San Francisco!

YouTuber Speed⭐️ just touched down in San Francisco, and I had the chance to show him around City Hall. I know he’s going to have an amazing time in the best city in the world—let’s go, San Francisco!

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428,794 views • 1 year ago

Before I took office, San Francisco was handing out smoking supplies to anyone who asked. We changed that policy to ensure safer smoking supplies are always paired with counseling or treatment. Now, six months later, city-funded partners have made around 1,000 treatment connections—and October recorded the lowest overdose deaths since we started tracking in 2020. There’s still a long way to go, but we will stay relentless in pursuing common-sense solutions that bring both accountability and compassion.

Before I took office, San Francisco was handing out smoking supplies to anyone who asked. We changed that policy to ensure safer smoking supplies are always paired with counseling or treatment. Now, six months later, city-funded partners have made around 1,000 treatment connections—and October recorded the lowest overdose deaths since we started tracking in 2020. There’s still a long way to go, but we will stay relentless in pursuing common-sense solutions that bring both accountability and compassion.

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275,471 views • 11 months ago

On the hunt for Chonkers🕵️‍♂️ I woke up bright and early to try and sneak a peak at the massive stellar sea lion that has stolen the hearts of San Franciscans and so many people across the country. I didn’t find him this morning but that doesnt mean you cant come down to Pier 39 to try for yourself!

On the hunt for Chonkers🕵️‍♂️ I woke up bright and early to try and sneak a peak at the massive stellar sea lion that has stolen the hearts of San Franciscans and so many people across the country. I didn’t find him this morning but that doesnt mean you cant come down to Pier 39 to try for yourself!

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157,748 views • 6 months ago

The governor just signed SB 79, a new law from Sacramento that allows taller buildings within half a mile of our city’s many transit stops. Some San Franciscans are understandably concerned about the impact that this this new state law could have on our neighborhoods and our local control. That’s why my office worked to secure changes to the final bill. These amendments ensure that the neighborhoods in the Family Zoning Plan will not be impacted by this new state law. If the Board of Supervisors passes the Family Zoning Plan, those neighborhoods are exempt from SB 79. I look forward to working with the Board of Supervisors to pass Family Zoning, our plan to make sure the next generation of San Franciscans can afford to raise their kids here, while protecting what makes our city one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

The governor just signed SB 79, a new law from Sacramento that allows taller buildings within half a mile of our city’s many transit stops. Some San Franciscans are understandably concerned about the impact that this this new state law could have on our neighborhoods and our local control. That’s why my office worked to secure changes to the final bill. These amendments ensure that the neighborhoods in the Family Zoning Plan will not be impacted by this new state law. If the Board of Supervisors passes the Family Zoning Plan, those neighborhoods are exempt from SB 79. I look forward to working with the Board of Supervisors to pass Family Zoning, our plan to make sure the next generation of San Franciscans can afford to raise their kids here, while protecting what makes our city one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

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263,524 views • 1 year ago

A mountain lion was spotted and located near 44th Ave and Vicente. City and state departments, including Animal Care and Control, SFPD, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, are responding. Please avoid the area as officials work to safely relocate the mountain lion.

A mountain lion was spotted and located near 44th Ave and Vicente. City and state departments, including Animal Care and Control, SFPD, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, are responding. Please avoid the area as officials work to safely relocate the mountain lion.

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44,066 views • 1 month ago

I’m thrilled to introduce the co-chairs who will guide our transition and lay the foundation for change in San Francisco. • Sam Altman: CEO of OpenAI • Joanne Hayes-White: San Francisco Fire Chief (Ret.) • José Quiñonez: CEO of Mission Asset Fund • Ned Segal: Business Executive and Campaign Co-Chair • Michael Tubbs: Former Stockton Mayor • Nancy Tung: San Francisco Democratic Party Chair • Paul Yep: San Francisco Police Commander (Ret.) We each share a commitment to accountability, service, and change. These leaders will provide guidance as we move forward, building a government that serves all San Franciscans.

I’m thrilled to introduce the co-chairs who will guide our transition and lay the foundation for change in San Francisco. • Sam Altman: CEO of OpenAI • Joanne Hayes-White: San Francisco Fire Chief (Ret.) • José Quiñonez: CEO of Mission Asset Fund • Ned Segal: Business Executive and Campaign Co-Chair • Michael Tubbs: Former Stockton Mayor • Nancy Tung: San Francisco Democratic Party Chair • Paul Yep: San Francisco Police Commander (Ret.) We each share a commitment to accountability, service, and change. These leaders will provide guidance as we move forward, building a government that serves all San Franciscans.

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399,274 views • 2 years ago

El Niño is expected to bring storms, flooding, and high tides to San Francisco. We are taking these forecasts seriously, and we want our city and our residents to be ready. That is why I declared a local emergency to give our city departments the resources and flexibility they need to prepare before the worst of the weather arrives and keep San Franciscans safe throughout the season. This emergency declaration will allow city departments to move faster to get the equipment and services they need. It will cut through the usual red tape so departments that manage our critical infrastructure can take action quickly. Here is how YOU can do your part to prepare: ➡️Sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP code to 888-777 or visiting ➡️ Keep flashlights, fresh batteries, and essential supplies where you can access them quickly. ➡️ Avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain and strong winds. ➡️Never drive through flooded streets and stay away from flooded areas and downed power lines. ➡️ Report clogged drains, flooding, sewer backups, and downed tree limbs by calling 311. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. ➡️Check in on your neighbors, especially those who may need extra help. We will continue preparing across city departments, and we need every San Franciscan to be ready for severe weather. Public Works will also offer San Francisco residents and businesses up to 10 free sandbags per address year-round, with Sandbag Saturday events in the Marina, Mission, Lakeshore, and other areas planned for November. Check for more information.

El Niño is expected to bring storms, flooding, and high tides to San Francisco. We are taking these forecasts seriously, and we want our city and our residents to be ready. That is why I declared a local emergency to give our city departments the resources and flexibility they need to prepare before the worst of the weather arrives and keep San Franciscans safe throughout the season. This emergency declaration will allow city departments to move faster to get the equipment and services they need. It will cut through the usual red tape so departments that manage our critical infrastructure can take action quickly. Here is how YOU can do your part to prepare: ➡️Sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP code to 888-777 or visiting ➡️ Keep flashlights, fresh batteries, and essential supplies where you can access them quickly. ➡️ Avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain and strong winds. ➡️Never drive through flooded streets and stay away from flooded areas and downed power lines. ➡️ Report clogged drains, flooding, sewer backups, and downed tree limbs by calling 311. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. ➡️Check in on your neighbors, especially those who may need extra help. We will continue preparing across city departments, and we need every San Franciscan to be ready for severe weather. Public Works will also offer San Francisco residents and businesses up to 10 free sandbags per address year-round, with Sandbag Saturday events in the Marina, Mission, Lakeshore, and other areas planned for November. Check for more information.

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14,979 views • 16 days ago

If you’re a landlord in San Francisco, I have a message for you. The city is currently looking for stable housing for families and individuals living in RVs. We are offering real benefits to property owners who want to offer their units: guaranteed rent, a streamlined placement process, and dedicated support for tenants. By joining this program, you can help change lives and keep your unit filled.

If you’re a landlord in San Francisco, I have a message for you. The city is currently looking for stable housing for families and individuals living in RVs. We are offering real benefits to property owners who want to offer their units: guaranteed rent, a streamlined placement process, and dedicated support for tenants. By joining this program, you can help change lives and keep your unit filled.

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206,361 views • 11 months ago

Muni lines and traffic signals are impacted by the power outage. If you don’t need to travel tonight, please stay off the roads and stay inside. We will be expanding officer presence at intersections and corridors to ensure the safety of those still on the road. We remain in close contact with PG&E as they restore power and will keep everybody posted as work continues.

Muni lines and traffic signals are impacted by the power outage. If you don’t need to travel tonight, please stay off the roads and stay inside. We will be expanding officer presence at intersections and corridors to ensure the safety of those still on the road. We remain in close contact with PG&E as they restore power and will keep everybody posted as work continues.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

173,319 views • 10 months ago

20,000 sandbags are on hand for Sandbag Saturdays starting November 7, when San Francisco Public Works will be out in your neighborhood giving out free sandbags. El Niño and the rainy season are coming. Now is the time to get ready and protect your home or business. San Francisco residents and businesses can receive up to 10 sandbags per address. All you need to do is bring proof of address. Sandbag Saturday locations: - Nov. 7, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive - Nov. 14, 8am–2pm: Lake Merced Sunset Circle, Sunset Boulevard at Lake Merced Boulevard - Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive - Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Ocean Beach parking lot, Great Highway at Balboa Street - Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Sherman Street between Folsom and Harrison streets - Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Fire Training Center, 19th Street and Folsom Street Can’t make a Saturday? Public Works also distributes sandbags Monday through Saturday, 8am–2pm, at its Operations Yard at Marin and Kansas streets. Let’s get ready for El Niño, San Francisco.

20,000 sandbags are on hand for Sandbag Saturdays starting November 7, when San Francisco Public Works will be out in your neighborhood giving out free sandbags. El Niño and the rainy season are coming. Now is the time to get ready and protect your home or business. San Francisco residents and businesses can receive up to 10 sandbags per address. All you need to do is bring proof of address. Sandbag Saturday locations: - Nov. 7, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive - Nov. 14, 8am–2pm: Lake Merced Sunset Circle, Sunset Boulevard at Lake Merced Boulevard - Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive - Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Ocean Beach parking lot, Great Highway at Balboa Street - Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Sherman Street between Folsom and Harrison streets - Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Fire Training Center, 19th Street and Folsom Street Can’t make a Saturday? Public Works also distributes sandbags Monday through Saturday, 8am–2pm, at its Operations Yard at Marin and Kansas streets. Let’s get ready for El Niño, San Francisco.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

10,734 views • 12 days ago

Early this morning, San Francisco Police and SF Sheriff's Office conducted a crackdown at Van Ness & Market, resulting in ~40 arrests. Every day I see families waiting for Muni here, amidst open drug use and dealing. This will not be tolerated, and we will be relentless in dismantling drug markets.

Early this morning, San Francisco Police and SF Sheriff's Office conducted a crackdown at Van Ness & Market, resulting in ~40 arrests. Every day I see families waiting for Muni here, amidst open drug use and dealing. This will not be tolerated, and we will be relentless in dismantling drug markets.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

247,895 views • 1 year ago

San Francisco needs a reset. Our city charter is one of the longest in the country. It is bloated. It is broken. And it only works for the people who know how to manipulate it—not everyday San Franciscans. Today, I’m proposing reforms to clean up our city charter and make the government, and me, more accountable to you. Here is the breakdown. First: we are going to fix the city’s broken contracting system to make sure that your tax dollars are being spent efficiently and transparently. By bringing contracting under one entity, the City Administrator, we can set consistent citywide standards that will cut red tape, reduce delays, and save taxpayer dollars. Second: we are going to make our ballots shorter and simpler. That long voter packet that you received in 2024 had 15 ballot measures on it. In the same election, Oakland had 3. San Jose had 1. San Francisco makes it so easy to put things on the ballot that our elected officials don’t have to do their jobs. The result? San Franciscans have to fill out lengthy, confusing ballots, including contradictory measures and sometimes poorly written laws. This will ensure that ballot measures reflect real citywide priorities—and that elected officials focus on the job voters sent them here to do: delivering results for the people of San Francisco. Third: accountability. San Franciscans expect our city to deliver world-class services. To do that, we need to be able to hold those in leadership accountable. But right now, our charter rewards bureaucracy and scatters responsibility—protecting those in power, even if they have demonstrated serious ethical lapses. These reforms would change that to ensure that when San Franciscans elect a mayor, they know who is responsible for delivering results. San Franciscans elect people to run their government, and those leaders should be accountable for whether it works. If it doesn’t, you should know exactly who to hold responsible—that’s the point of elections. This package of reforms is about results. It’s about accountability. It’s about making City Hall work for San Francisco.

San Francisco needs a reset. Our city charter is one of the longest in the country. It is bloated. It is broken. And it only works for the people who know how to manipulate it—not everyday San Franciscans. Today, I’m proposing reforms to clean up our city charter and make the government, and me, more accountable to you. Here is the breakdown. First: we are going to fix the city’s broken contracting system to make sure that your tax dollars are being spent efficiently and transparently. By bringing contracting under one entity, the City Administrator, we can set consistent citywide standards that will cut red tape, reduce delays, and save taxpayer dollars. Second: we are going to make our ballots shorter and simpler. That long voter packet that you received in 2024 had 15 ballot measures on it. In the same election, Oakland had 3. San Jose had 1. San Francisco makes it so easy to put things on the ballot that our elected officials don’t have to do their jobs. The result? San Franciscans have to fill out lengthy, confusing ballots, including contradictory measures and sometimes poorly written laws. This will ensure that ballot measures reflect real citywide priorities—and that elected officials focus on the job voters sent them here to do: delivering results for the people of San Francisco. Third: accountability. San Franciscans expect our city to deliver world-class services. To do that, we need to be able to hold those in leadership accountable. But right now, our charter rewards bureaucracy and scatters responsibility—protecting those in power, even if they have demonstrated serious ethical lapses. These reforms would change that to ensure that when San Franciscans elect a mayor, they know who is responsible for delivering results. San Franciscans elect people to run their government, and those leaders should be accountable for whether it works. If it doesn’t, you should know exactly who to hold responsible—that’s the point of elections. This package of reforms is about results. It’s about accountability. It’s about making City Hall work for San Francisco.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

117,408 views • 8 months ago

Waymo is coming to SFO! The airport has approved a pilot permit to begin autonomous rides. This rollout will happen in phases—and we’ll keep you updated every step of the way until anyone can request a Waymo ride right from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) ✈️.

Waymo is coming to SFO! The airport has approved a pilot permit to begin autonomous rides. This rollout will happen in phases—and we’ll keep you updated every step of the way until anyone can request a Waymo ride right from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) ✈️.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

176,830 views • 1 year ago

Old Candlestick Park ➡️ 7,200 new homes. Today we broke ground on the first phase of the Candlestick development in the Bayview. For years, San Franciscans have heard about what would someday rise at Candlestick. The Bayview and Candlestick Point have waited long enough. Now, construction is starting on the roads, utilities, and other infrastructure needed to turn this land into a new neighborhood and connect the community already here to what is taking shape around it. Thank you to everyone who stayed committed to Candlestick and to the future of the Bayview. San Francisco needs these homes. Let’s get to work.

Old Candlestick Park ➡️ 7,200 new homes. Today we broke ground on the first phase of the Candlestick development in the Bayview. For years, San Franciscans have heard about what would someday rise at Candlestick. The Bayview and Candlestick Point have waited long enough. Now, construction is starting on the roads, utilities, and other infrastructure needed to turn this land into a new neighborhood and connect the community already here to what is taking shape around it. Thank you to everyone who stayed committed to Candlestick and to the future of the Bayview. San Francisco needs these homes. Let’s get to work.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

35,209 views • 2 months ago