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Efforts build on previous work that has led to rooting out of corrupt contractors, restoring integrity to City Departments, and strengthening transparency and government efficiency

Mayor Breed and City Attorney Chiu Announce New Good Government Reforms to Make San Francisco More Transparent, Accountable, and Efficient

The approved legislation will create a pilot program to limit the late-night operating hours of certain retail establishments, including smoke shops, as one part of comprehensive strategy to disrupt nighttime drug markets

Board of Supervisors Approves Mayor Breed's Legislation to Increase Nighttime Safety in the Tenderloin

A cohort of 60 scholars begin working, living, and learning in San Francisco today as a first step in the Mayor’s broader strategy to bring an HBCU satellite campus to the City

Mayor Breed Celebrates Start of HBCU Summer Program, Welcomes Scholars to San Francisco

The City Administrator’s Office will begin a new review of the 2023 Community Challenge Grant cycle to ensure a fair and transparent process.

City Administrator Carmen Chu responds to independent review of the Community Challenge Grant Program, following charges of misconduct against the former program director

City leaders take immediate action to ensure transparency and the integrity of the grantmaking process following charges of misconduct by a City program director.

City Administrator Carmen Chu, City Attorney David Chiu, and Controller Ben Rosenfield respond to allegations of misconduct associated with the City's Community Challenge Grant Program

Mayor Breed's statement on City Attorney's Opioid Settlement

Mayor Breed's Statement on the Opioid Settlement Secured by City Attorney

Agreement will benefit nearly 4,500 DoorDash workers and represents the largest settlement in the Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement’s history

San Francisco secures over $5 million settlement for DoorDash workers

Low-contact services and outdoor equipment rentals can open for curbside pickup and dropoff.

More curbside retail and outdoor activities allowed under new health order

Hospitals must work with patients and screen visitors for any symptoms.

General hospital visits allowed under new health order

Dentists and providers of elective surgeries must have a Health and Safety plan in place.

Dental care and elective surgeries allowed under new health order

New health directive would allow for most retailers to open for curbside pickup on May 18, 2020.

Retailers to reopen for curbside pickup

New Health Order directives released May 8 include new Health and Safety Plan for businesses, helping to set the stage for a safe reopening.

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