Roughly 40 nurses and hospital staff at the city-owned facility protested working conditions they say are dangerous for patients.

“This is really about paying some respect to a community that wants it, that deserves it," said Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who represents Chinatown.

If Mayor London Breed signs the measure into law, businesses will be required to comply by January 2020.

In March, the city penalized the startup for operating an office without proper permits.

SF Planning voted to reject the proposal, citing the importance of equity across neighborhoods.

Expect to see both Phelan Avenue and Frida Kahlo Way on street signs for the next five years.

Aside from the top office, many changes are coming to City Hall.

All eight candidates shared their plans for tackling the city's top challenges.

"I love the city and I have more experience than the other candidates for Mayor."

"Rather than continuing to complain about things, I decided to take action and run for mayor."

"I want to create a city where everyone can succeed, no matter who you are or where you come from."

"...I’m the candidate who’s the small business advisor."

"San Francisco can, and should be, a beacon for the rest of the country."