Stephen Sherrill has been appointed by Mayor London Breed to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for District 2, following Catherine Stefani's departure.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors rejected outgoing Mayor London Breed's nominees for city commissions, preserving appointments for Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie.

Daniel Lurie appoints former Twitter executive Ned Segal as San Francisco's Chief of Housing and Economic Development to revitalize downtown and tackle housing affordability.

Jeffrey Tumlin steps down as SFMTA Director, leaving a legacy of improved operations and a 20-year high in customer satisfaction despite financial challenges.

San Francisco cut ties with Collective Impact due to conflicts of interest involving former Human Rights Commission executive Sheryl Davis, who also held ties with the nonprofit.

San Francisco's Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie plans to restructure the Office of the Mayor to improve efficiency, introducing four policy chiefs to oversee major sectors.

Outgoing BART director Debora Allen gave her colleagues controversial "Make America Great Again" hats as a parting gesture, highlighting the transit system's financial issues and the need for bipartisan solutions.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Breed's legislation to eliminate annual license fees for local restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, saving them $10 million yearly beginning in 2026.

A recall campaign against SF Supervisor Joel Engardio is underway, spurred by his support of Proposition K, which closed part of the Great Highway to cars.

Catherine Stefani resigned from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors after winning a seat in the California State Assembly. Mayor Breed will appoint her temporary successor.

San Francisco's 18-story Federal Building is being renamed the Speaker Nancy Pelosi Federal Building at a dedication ceremony, in honor of Pelosi's political contributions.

Mike Nakornkhet is appointed as the new director of San Francisco International Airport (SFO) by Mayor London Breed.

A judge dropped most charges against the "Golden Gate 26," Bay Area activists who protested on a bridge, with the remaining felony charges possibly being reduced.