San Franciscos 300m affordable housing bond unanimously approved for March 2024 ballot, aims to fund low-income homes.

San Franciscos top officials target the sale of illegal license plate covers on major online platforms, aiming to aid law enforcement and public safety.

SF Mayor Breeds new legislation aims to boost small businesses, simplifying processes and potentially creating 2,400 jobs.

San Francisco lawmakers propose a new law to address the city's pressing car break-in issue, aiming to better hold criminals accountable.

San Francisco introduces joint law enforcement task force to tackle opioid crisis and treat opioid fatalities as homicide cases.

San Francisco honors Symphony Music Director, Michael Tilson Thomas, by proposing a block of Grove Street named MTT Way.

Graton Resort Casino announced as Premier Sponsor for the APEC 2023 Leaders Meeting, aiding San Francisco's global event.

City Administrator Carmen Chu takes substantial measures to address the misconduct charges against the former Community Challenge Grant Program director, pledging to strengthen the program's transparency and implementing recommendations from an independent review.

As San Francisco faces a high office vacancy rate and a housing crisis, Mayor London Breed aims to create a more diverse and vibrant downtown by placing a measure on the March ballot to incentivize the conversion of underused office buildings into housing.

San Francisco takes a stand against street vending on Mission Street, citing concerns over stolen goods, public safety, and the impact on local businesses.

Mayor London Breed announces a ballot measure to support public safety in San Francisco, aiming to equip police officers with advanced technology, streamline operational practices, and prioritize community safety.

San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed proposes expanding the city's Reserve Police Officer Program to expedite foot patrols and address long-term staffing needs, seeking approval from the Board of Supervisors.

Mayor London N. Breed issued an Executive Directive on October 11, to implement changes to state conservatorship laws, following the signing of Senate Bill 43 by Governor Newsom. The Directive aims to ensure efficiency, remove barriers, and promote data reporting in addressing the health and safety needs of San Francisco's vulnerable population.