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San Francisco reports drop in retail theft as shoppers notice improved safety “We are making strides on this front,”Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 said. “We’ve done a blitz since September. SFPD has arrested 104 individuals for this crime.” Citywide, Lurie says crime is down 30 percent, car break-ins have dropped 44... show more

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Citywide crime is down almost 30%, car break-ins are down 44%, and homicides are at lows we haven’t seen since the 1950s. We still have more work to do, but these stats are a sign that we are heading in the right direction. Thank you to San Francisco Police and everyone who keeps our city safe.

Citywide crime is down almost 30%, car break-ins are down 44%, and homicides are at lows we haven’t seen since the 1950s. We still have more work to do, but these stats are a sign that we are heading in the right direction. Thank you to San Francisco Police and everyone who keeps our city safe.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

123,939 views • 8 months ago

Crime in San Francisco this past year has seen historic declines—down nearly 30% citywide. Homicides dropped to their lowest level since 1954, car break-ins are down more than 40%, and we took more than 56 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. The momentum is real, San Franciscans are feeling the difference, and we’re going to keep going. Thank you to San Francisco Police and our city partners for their relentless work to keep our communities safe.

Crime in San Francisco this past year has seen historic declines—down nearly 30% citywide. Homicides dropped to their lowest level since 1954, car break-ins are down more than 40%, and we took more than 56 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. The momentum is real, San Franciscans are feeling the difference, and we’re going to keep going. Thank you to San Francisco Police and our city partners for their relentless work to keep our communities safe.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

18,045 views • 7 months ago

If you feel lost ,misplaced or ignored as a San Francisco voter I encourage you to reach out to Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 and I guarantee you at the end of the conversation you’ll find it hard not to vote for him in November and to elect him as our next mayor of this great city

If you feel lost ,misplaced or ignored as a San Francisco voter I encourage you to reach out to Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 and I guarantee you at the end of the conversation you’ll find it hard not to vote for him in November and to elect him as our next mayor of this great city

Ricci Wynne

50,011 views • 1 year ago

“As long as I’m mayor, it’ll be unacceptable to come to San Francisco to deal drugs.” As ICE agents are being sent to cities across the U.S., San Francisco has been able to keep them away. Mayor Daniel Lurie told Tony Dokoupil that he spoke to President Trump and told him the city is on the rise, citing a decline in crime.

“As long as I’m mayor, it’ll be unacceptable to come to San Francisco to deal drugs.” As ICE agents are being sent to cities across the U.S., San Francisco has been able to keep them away. Mayor Daniel Lurie told Tony Dokoupil that he spoke to President Trump and told him the city is on the rise, citing a decline in crime.

CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil

35,360 views • 7 months ago

August 17 2025 6:58am Location Downtown 6th & Stevenson Alley right off Market st Mayor Lurie Is a Liar he is not a Man of his word. There is people on the streets suffering and dying from drugs, my videos speak the truth. You have bodies all along the sidewalk passed out from drugs. You have people walking around suffering. You have people coming to San Francisco checking the drug scene and staying. This video speaks volume. Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂 Matt Dorsey

August 17 2025 6:58am Location Downtown 6th & Stevenson Alley right off Market st Mayor Lurie Is a Liar he is not a Man of his word. There is people on the streets suffering and dying from drugs, my videos speak the truth. You have bodies all along the sidewalk passed out from drugs. You have people walking around suffering. You have people coming to San Francisco checking the drug scene and staying. This video speaks volume. Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂 Matt Dorsey

jj smith

255,342 views • 1 year ago

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: After years of drug addicts and the homeless running the streets of San Francisco, the city’s new mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 claims he wants to take a new approach. Lurie, along with supervisor Matt Dorsey say they plan to attack this ongoing crisis by restoring law and order, and focusing more on treatment and recovery for addicts living on the streets. Follow Frontlines for our series on how previous state and city policies have only led to worse conditions in the Bay Area. Jonathan Choe | Turning Point USA | Center on Wealth & Poverty at Discovery Institute

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: After years of drug addicts and the homeless running the streets of San Francisco, the city’s new mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 claims he wants to take a new approach. Lurie, along with supervisor Matt Dorsey say they plan to attack this ongoing crisis by restoring law and order, and focusing more on treatment and recovery for addicts living on the streets. Follow Frontlines for our series on how previous state and city policies have only led to worse conditions in the Bay Area. Jonathan Choe | Turning Point USA | Center on Wealth & Poverty at Discovery Institute

FRONTLINES TPUSA

151,671 views • 1 year ago

SHOULD SAN FRANCISCO KEEP PROP C? WEISENTHAL: Should San Francisco keep Prop C? So I understand that on big companies with revenue of over $50 million, that there's this tiny gross revenue tax. Some speculate, though it's not confirmed, I don't know if they've said it, but that is one reason that Stripe does not have its headquarters in San Francisco. Should that be revisited so as to bring more corporate activity into the city itself? LURIE: What I've always said is that we need to be competitive on the tax front. We're out of whack with San Jose and Santa Clara County. Actually, every candidate for mayor last year supported what was called Prop M, which kind of realigned our tax structure [and] got it more competitive.That was an important step for our city. I think it signaled to everybody that we were serious about being in the ballpark — I think we probably still have more work to do. But the thing that I think companies really look at is the quality of life and they look at the street conditions, they look at public safety. I think that is without question the most important thing. And they are seeing that they have a mayor that is delivering on that front, that I am focused on creating the conditions so that they can succeed. Joe Weisenthal Bloomberg Podcasts #OddLots Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 City of San Francisco

SHOULD SAN FRANCISCO KEEP PROP C? WEISENTHAL: Should San Francisco keep Prop C? So I understand that on big companies with revenue of over $50 million, that there's this tiny gross revenue tax. Some speculate, though it's not confirmed, I don't know if they've said it, but that is one reason that Stripe does not have its headquarters in San Francisco. Should that be revisited so as to bring more corporate activity into the city itself? LURIE: What I've always said is that we need to be competitive on the tax front. We're out of whack with San Jose and Santa Clara County. Actually, every candidate for mayor last year supported what was called Prop M, which kind of realigned our tax structure [and] got it more competitive.That was an important step for our city. I think it signaled to everybody that we were serious about being in the ballpark — I think we probably still have more work to do. But the thing that I think companies really look at is the quality of life and they look at the street conditions, they look at public safety. I think that is without question the most important thing. And they are seeing that they have a mayor that is delivering on that front, that I am focused on creating the conditions so that they can succeed. Joe Weisenthal Bloomberg Podcasts #OddLots Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 City of San Francisco

Ron Pragides 

17,458 views • 9 months ago

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie promised to crack down on the “worst” and “most drug-filled” area in the city called ‘The Tenderloin drug scene” It’s been a year since he made those promises and residents say not a single thing has gotten better This is Democrat leadership The drug use is so bad and ignored in this area that residents and activists call it as a ‘de facto drug containment zone’

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie promised to crack down on the “worst” and “most drug-filled” area in the city called ‘The Tenderloin drug scene” It’s been a year since he made those promises and residents say not a single thing has gotten better This is Democrat leadership The drug use is so bad and ignored in this area that residents and activists call it as a ‘de facto drug containment zone’

Wall Street Apes

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ALERT: San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie quietly signed reparations fund amid $400M in budget cuts and $800m operating deficit. The measure creates a fund to help black people harmed by past city laws, relying on private donations since the city can't afford to contribute. Mayor Lurie: "For several years, communities across the city have been working with government to acknowledge the decades of harm done to San Francisco's Black community." "If there is private funding that can be dedicated to this fund, we stand ready to ensure that funding gets to those who are eligible for it." This follows Lurie's order for over $400M in city budget cuts to tackle a deficit of approximately $800 million.

ALERT: San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie quietly signed reparations fund amid $400M in budget cuts and $800m operating deficit. The measure creates a fund to help black people harmed by past city laws, relying on private donations since the city can't afford to contribute. Mayor Lurie: "For several years, communities across the city have been working with government to acknowledge the decades of harm done to San Francisco's Black community." "If there is private funding that can be dedicated to this fund, we stand ready to ensure that funding gets to those who are eligible for it." This follows Lurie's order for over $400M in city budget cuts to tackle a deficit of approximately $800 million.

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40,212 views • 7 months ago

🌉🇺🇸🌭Mayor Daniel Lurie, flanked by City Leaders, made an unexpected announcement moments ago on the possible incoming Federal enforcement that may be headed to San Francisco. I'm wondering if they got some info that this is happening soon. Please watch or listen and let us know what you think! Key points: - Mayor Lurie signed an executive directive ensuring both resources and accurate information are available to the immigrant community - SF Government does not support Federal Civil Immigration Enforcement Operations - Lurie cited existing partnerships with State and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies tackling fentanyl as part of the reason for record low crime statistics - We have more work to do with regard to fentanyl and SF welcomes the opportunity to strengthen partnerships with FBI, DEA, ATF, US Attorney to get drugs and dealers off our streets. - Federal deployment of Nat'l Guard won't allow for arresting dealers or cleaning out the open-air drug markets. - Lurie committed to "protect any San Franciscan in any way possible." Local law enforcement is prohibited from assisting Federal immigration enforcement. - SFPD is here to protect you and your first amendment rights to free speech and to protest peacefully - Any violence or vandalism against businesses will not be tolerated and will likely illicit a stronger Federal response. - 50,000+ participated in last weekend's rally in San Francisco with ZERO arrests 👏👏. We need to keep it peaceful or the Frisco Federales will seize the opportunity to respond with greater military force. This is part of their playbook. - DHS and ICE were not mentioned specifically, but Lurie said SF cannot prevent Federal Officials from enforcing immigration laws. 3:09 And, of course, Mayor Lurie said that San Francisco is On the Rise!!

🌉🇺🇸🌭Mayor Daniel Lurie, flanked by City Leaders, made an unexpected announcement moments ago on the possible incoming Federal enforcement that may be headed to San Francisco. I'm wondering if they got some info that this is happening soon. Please watch or listen and let us know what you think! Key points: - Mayor Lurie signed an executive directive ensuring both resources and accurate information are available to the immigrant community - SF Government does not support Federal Civil Immigration Enforcement Operations - Lurie cited existing partnerships with State and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies tackling fentanyl as part of the reason for record low crime statistics - We have more work to do with regard to fentanyl and SF welcomes the opportunity to strengthen partnerships with FBI, DEA, ATF, US Attorney to get drugs and dealers off our streets. - Federal deployment of Nat'l Guard won't allow for arresting dealers or cleaning out the open-air drug markets. - Lurie committed to "protect any San Franciscan in any way possible." Local law enforcement is prohibited from assisting Federal immigration enforcement. - SFPD is here to protect you and your first amendment rights to free speech and to protest peacefully - Any violence or vandalism against businesses will not be tolerated and will likely illicit a stronger Federal response. - 50,000+ participated in last weekend's rally in San Francisco with ZERO arrests 👏👏. We need to keep it peaceful or the Frisco Federales will seize the opportunity to respond with greater military force. This is part of their playbook. - DHS and ICE were not mentioned specifically, but Lurie said SF cannot prevent Federal Officials from enforcing immigration laws. 3:09 And, of course, Mayor Lurie said that San Francisco is On the Rise!!

FriscoLive415

10,256 views • 10 months ago

At 1:15 AM today our mgr. lets his dog out to pee. In minutes SFPD detain, cuff, print and shove him in a squad car for no leash and inability to produce ID. He just crawled out of bed. Despite having a recent shoulder surgery and a knee brace which he mentioned, they proceed to shove him in the squad car and coerce him to sign the citation. Not the first time they have profiled and surrounded him for living and managing the bldg. Given all the stuff that goes on here, seems that priorities are upside down. SFPD Tenderloin Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂 Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

At 1:15 AM today our mgr. lets his dog out to pee. In minutes SFPD detain, cuff, print and shove him in a squad car for no leash and inability to produce ID. He just crawled out of bed. Despite having a recent shoulder surgery and a knee brace which he mentioned, they proceed to shove him in the squad car and coerce him to sign the citation. Not the first time they have profiled and surrounded him for living and managing the bldg. Given all the stuff that goes on here, seems that priorities are upside down. SFPD Tenderloin Bilal Mahmood 馬百樂 Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

Tenderloin Tube

179,659 views • 1 month ago

From the day I took office, I told San Franciscans my number one priority was keeping our streets safe and clean. I was hearing from residents across the city for years that they were concerned about crime and felt that the city was caught flat-footed by the fentanyl crisis. As soon as I became mayor, we took a new approach. We created the San Francisco Police Hospitality Zone Task Force to keep our commercial districts safe and launched our Rebuilding the Ranks plan to get our police department back to full staffing. We passed a Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance and launched our Breaking the Cycle plan to fundamentally transform our response to the behavioral health crisis and get people off the street. Today, crime is down nearly 30% citywide and at its lowest point in decades. Car break-ins are at 22-year lows, and homicides are on track to hit 70-year lows. We are adding police officers and sheriff’s deputies for the first time in a decade. We have a record low number of encampments on our streets, and overdose deaths are down 39% from January. We can keep San Francisco safe, and our new approach is beginning to deliver real results. Thanks to the work our teams are doing, San Franciscans are feeling optimistic about the direction of our city and the conditions on our streets for the first time in years. I know our work is far from done—I see it every day when I walk the streets and talk to residents. But our local law enforcement, outreach workers, community ambassadors, and I will continue to be relentless so we can deliver the safe and clean streets that every San Franciscan deserves.

From the day I took office, I told San Franciscans my number one priority was keeping our streets safe and clean. I was hearing from residents across the city for years that they were concerned about crime and felt that the city was caught flat-footed by the fentanyl crisis. As soon as I became mayor, we took a new approach. We created the San Francisco Police Hospitality Zone Task Force to keep our commercial districts safe and launched our Rebuilding the Ranks plan to get our police department back to full staffing. We passed a Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance and launched our Breaking the Cycle plan to fundamentally transform our response to the behavioral health crisis and get people off the street. Today, crime is down nearly 30% citywide and at its lowest point in decades. Car break-ins are at 22-year lows, and homicides are on track to hit 70-year lows. We are adding police officers and sheriff’s deputies for the first time in a decade. We have a record low number of encampments on our streets, and overdose deaths are down 39% from January. We can keep San Francisco safe, and our new approach is beginning to deliver real results. Thanks to the work our teams are doing, San Franciscans are feeling optimistic about the direction of our city and the conditions on our streets for the first time in years. I know our work is far from done—I see it every day when I walk the streets and talk to residents. But our local law enforcement, outreach workers, community ambassadors, and I will continue to be relentless so we can deliver the safe and clean streets that every San Franciscan deserves.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

61,846 views • 10 months ago

Algebra is returning to 8th grade public school classrooms in San Francisco—a major step forward for our students and our families. Since day one, we’ve pushed SFUSD to focus on getting back to the basics. For San Francisco to be a world-class city, we need a world-class public education system. By expanding access to Algebra, we are preparing every student for success in high school and beyond. Thank you to School Board President Phil Kim, SFUSD, and our educators for taking this critical step in the right direction for San Francisco and our future.

Algebra is returning to 8th grade public school classrooms in San Francisco—a major step forward for our students and our families. Since day one, we’ve pushed SFUSD to focus on getting back to the basics. For San Francisco to be a world-class city, we need a world-class public education system. By expanding access to Algebra, we are preparing every student for success in high school and beyond. Thank you to School Board President Phil Kim, SFUSD, and our educators for taking this critical step in the right direction for San Francisco and our future.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

64,582 views • 4 months ago

Nick Shirley interviews a woman who is the “Manager for the bus tour company” in San Francisco, she explains what’s really going in the city If anyone would know, it’s this woman She says San Francisco “is terrible — The laws that we have are encouraging people to commit crimes instead of preventing it — many people, they don't wanna travel here. They don't wanna come near San Francisco because they know that they're gonna get their stuff stolen. They're gonna get their cars broken into. It's terrible” - Data shows that hotel occupancy is roughly 20% below 2019 levels - The highest decline has been international visitors . International visitors plunged 83%+ after 2019 and stayed low due to the reputation of crime and break ins Democrats are destroying California

Nick Shirley interviews a woman who is the “Manager for the bus tour company” in San Francisco, she explains what’s really going in the city If anyone would know, it’s this woman She says San Francisco “is terrible — The laws that we have are encouraging people to commit crimes instead of preventing it — many people, they don't wanna travel here. They don't wanna come near San Francisco because they know that they're gonna get their stuff stolen. They're gonna get their cars broken into. It's terrible” - Data shows that hotel occupancy is roughly 20% below 2019 levels - The highest decline has been international visitors . International visitors plunged 83%+ after 2019 and stayed low due to the reputation of crime and break ins Democrats are destroying California

Wall Street Apes

247,653 views • 4 months ago

🎥April 29 2026 location 16th & Mission This is my conclusion from last night Open Drug & Booster Market In 2023 in 2024 a lot of Departments Stores and Food Stores were closed down in San Francisco up under the watch of Mayor London Breed in this left San Francisco downtown empty. Left progressive groups DSA members. Praise joyfully when they seen the community Whole Foods store shut down, they blamed it on Store prices. They celebrated that they closed every time a business shuttered, the left progressive group cheered. Now we have a new Mayor, Daniel Lurie and since he has been in office, the drug market still is flushing. In this video, the remaining stores are still being attacked Whole Foods Safeway IKEA etc. And people are still coming here to buy things because the neighborhood news gossip paper.Mission Local promote all of the stolen goods as a swap meet come on down

🎥April 29 2026 location 16th & Mission This is my conclusion from last night Open Drug & Booster Market In 2023 in 2024 a lot of Departments Stores and Food Stores were closed down in San Francisco up under the watch of Mayor London Breed in this left San Francisco downtown empty. Left progressive groups DSA members. Praise joyfully when they seen the community Whole Foods store shut down, they blamed it on Store prices. They celebrated that they closed every time a business shuttered, the left progressive group cheered. Now we have a new Mayor, Daniel Lurie and since he has been in office, the drug market still is flushing. In this video, the remaining stores are still being attacked Whole Foods Safeway IKEA etc. And people are still coming here to buy things because the neighborhood news gossip paper.Mission Local promote all of the stolen goods as a swap meet come on down

jj smith

28,638 views • 3 months ago