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Mayor London Breed is the 45th Mayor of San Francisco and the first African-American woman elected to the position.

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Celebrate San Francisco's unique seasonal climate by marching in the Fogust Parade.

Fogust Parade

Elimination of annual license fees will save 91% of restaurants and 87% of bars and nightclubs thousands of dollars in costly fees every year

Board of Supervisors Approves Mayor Breed's Legislation to Save Restaurants, Bars, and Nightclubs Thousands of Dollars Annually

Mike Nakornkhet will replace current SFO Director Ivar Satero who will retire in early 2025 after 40 years of service. Nakornkhet brings over 25 years of aviation industry experience and currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President for the Denver International Airport, the nation’s third busiest airport.

Mayor London Breed Appoints Mike Nakornkhet to Serve as Director of the San Francisco International Airport

The Interfaith Winter Shelter Program will rotate between five different locations across San Francisco, providing additional beds and meals for people experiencing homelessness beginning today throughout the winter season

Mayor Breed Announces Return of San Francisco's Annual Interfaith Winter Shelter Program

Located on the southwest corner of Jones and Turk streets, 180 Jones Street provides 70 new permanently affordable homes and on-site social services for low-income residents and previously unhoused adults

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Grand Opening of New 100% Affordable Housing Project in San Francisco's Tenderloin Neighborhood

The City’s annual public safety initiative will again ramp up police and ambassador resources in Union Square and other high traffic shopping areas during the holidays.

Year to date, the Central Police District which includes Union Square, has seen a 44% decrease in crime compared to the same time period last year.

Mayor Breed Kicks Off Safe Shopper Initiative for the Holiday Season in Union Square

The new entertainment zone is the second to launch in the state under Mayor London Breed and Senator Scott Wiener’s legislation 
 
Thrive City’s first entertainment zone to take place during a Winter Wonderland Tree Lighting Ceremony on Saturday, November 30

Mayor Breed Announces New Thrive City Entertainment Zone

New programs bring total invested in San Francisco small businesses since the COVID-19 pandemic to over $115 million, helping thousands of businesses and the City’s broader work to fill vacancies, make storefront improvements, and provide disaster relief

Mayor Breed Latest Small Business Programs to Support Small Businesses Citywide and Help Fill Vacancies Downtown

Multi-month campaign will include special events, activations, and attractions in the heart of San Francisco’s Downtown shopping district

Mayor Breed Announces Return of Winter Wander-Land to San Francisco's Union Square This Holiday Season

3300 Mission Street, one of the first 100% affordable housing projects built along the Mission Bernal corridor in 20 years, is part of larger efforts to address housing displacement across San Francisco

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Groundbreaking of New 100% Affordable Housing Project in Bernal Heights

Mayor to introduce legislation to formalize the public-private partnership between the City and BXP to bring a major renovation to Embarcadero Plaza and neighboring Sue Bierman Park. New waterfront park will advance the Mayor’s work to reimagine Downtown and add vibrancy to support San Francisco’s small businesses and corridors

Mayor Breed Announces Civic Partnership to Build New Embarcadero Park

The funding from the EPA’s Clean Ports Program will help complete the build out of a zero-emission network that connects communities served by SF Bay Ferry, including Oakland, Richmond, Vallejo and Alameda

Mayor London Breed Announces $55 Million Federal Grant to Advance the Country's First High Speed Zero-Emission Ferry Service in San Francisco

The free, all-ages celebration will take place in conjunction with the popular 2024 Bhangra & Beats Night Market, capping off another successful season of the Downtown activation

Mayor Breed to Celebrate San Francisco's First Official Diwali Celebration on November 15

The $3 million renovation project, the latest in a series of enhancements to make the park more welcoming, accessible, and safe for all visitors, links Golden Gate Park to the bustling Irving Street commercial corridor

Mayor London Breed Joins Inner Sunset Community to Celebrate Improved 9th and Lincoln Gateway in Golden Gate Park

$44 million from the State of California will fund shelter operations that have helped create the space to bring people indoors and bring encampments in San Francisco to new lows

San Francisco's Work to Reduce Homeless Encampments Get Boost With New State Funding

The City will now move forward to acquire 2280 Market Street in the Castro neighborhood as the new permanent home for what was the nation’s first LGBTQ museum when it launched over 20 years ago

Board of Supervisors Approves Mayor Breed's Legislation to Purchase New, Permanent Home for Nation's First LGBTQ History Museum

Dorsey-Smith brings nearly three decades of experience with DCYF and in the youth development field where she worked on youth empowerment and social change programs

Mayor London Breed Announces Sherrice Dorsey-Smith as Acting Director of the Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families

The country’s largest holiday animated projection mapping show returns to Downtown San Francisco with an expanded footprint and block party on Front Street, the State’s first entertainment zone 
 
The Let’s Glow SF 2024 kickoff event will return this year in front of the Ferry Building on December 6 at 5 p.m.

Mayor Breed Announces Return of Let's Glow SF Holiday Light Show, Featuring New Block Party

Funding will make Muni faster, more efficient, and reliable by upgrading 30-year-old train control system

Mayor London Breed Announces $130 Million State Grant to Upgrade SFMTA's Metro Technology

Designation marks significant milestone for San Francisco and will help increase access to State funding for housing and transit

San Francisco Receives Prohousing Designation from State of California

The Southeast Asian Development Center received a $5 million grant through the City’s API Nonprofit Acquisition Fund to purchase 679 McAllister Street

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Acquisition and Forthcoming Renovation of New Community Services Center in Hayes Valley

The Bayanihan Equity Center received a $1.4 million grant through the City’s API Nonprofit Acquisition Fund to purchase 616 Minna Street

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Acquisition of New Senior Center in SoMa Neighborhood

With stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and an innovative design that incorporates structures made from reclaimed steel from the old Bay Bridge, the new vibrant waterfront destination by Chase Center adds to a network of over 40 acres of park and open spaces within Mission Bay

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Grand Opening of Bayfront Park in Mission Bay

With sweeping views of the Bay and a host of amenities, including a new community kitchen, a refurbished landmark building, and shoreline access, the opening of 900 Innes Ave. marks a significant milestone in completing India Basin Waterfront Park

Mayor London Breed and Bayview-Hunters Point Community Celebrate Opening of India Basin Waterfront Park's Southern Portion

Mayor London Breed, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond and Local Leaders on the Board of Education's Intent to Appoint Dr. Maria Su Superintendent of San Francisco Unified School District

New Markets Tax Credits provided by the United States Treasury tie the previous round for the largest distribution San Francisco has received through the program, which will finance critical projects, create investment in historically underserved communities, and accelerate economic recovery

San Francisco Announces $60 Million in Federal Tax Credits to Support Nonprofits and Businesses in Low-Income Communities

Since the 1989 earthquake, San Francisco has invested more than $20 billion in seismically retrofitting City-owned infrastructure and buildings and implemented retrofit programs that have improved the safety for thousands of residents and buildings citywide

Mayor Breed Commemorates 35th Anniversary of Loma Prieta Earthquake, Highlighting Seismic and Safety Infrastructure Improvements

San Francisco Department of Public Health is the first county in the State to offer 16-hour on demand access to Buprenorphine and telehealth for people who suffer from fentanyl addiction

San Francisco Has Continued Decline in Fatal Overdoses, Expands On-Demand Treatment Program for People Who Use Fentanyl

The new Hub provides safe and accessible spaces for childcare, recreation, cultural events, health and wellness resources, and educational programs and activities, serving families and over 200 children

Mayor London Breed Celebrates the Grand Opening of New Community Center at Sunnydale Hope SF

Under Senator Wiener and Mayor Breed’s legislation, the State’s first entertainment zone on Front Street will host “Nightmare on Front Street”, building on the success of Oktoberfest to boost economic activity Downtown

San Francisco First Entertainment Zone Announces Halloween Event

Mayor London N. Breed on Stopping the School Closures Process

Quarterly tent count found 242 tents and structures on City streets after encampment teams help over 950 people into shelter from encampments since the start of 2024

San Francisco's Tent Count Down 60%, Hits Lowest Level Since Before 2018

Star View Court offers 138 new affordable homes for formerly homeless families and legacy Treasure Island households

Mayor London Breed Celebrates the Grand Opening of Second 100% Affordable Housing Project on Treasure Island

Avni Jamdar, Joshua Arce, and Steve Leveroni will bring decades of experience in advocacy, labor, and finance issues to better serve San Franciscans.
 
Key fixtures in the South Asian, Latino and Italian communities in San Francisco, the new Commissioners will strengthen the SFPUC’s work to cement equity and diversity at the core of the Commission’s work.

Board of Supervisors Approve Mayor Breed's Appointments to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

The Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center and Kulintang Arts received a $5 million grant through the City’s API Nonprofit Acquisition Fund to purchase 262 7th Street

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Acquisition of New Asian and Filipino American Performing Arts Space in SOMA Neighborhood

New law proposed by Mayor Breed will allow for an oversized vehicle like an RV to be towed if an offer of shelter or housing is rejected with a goal of getting people to accept services being offered

SFMTA Board of Directors Approves New City Policy to Address Oversized Vehicles Parking Across San Francisco

Contract agreement from last year has helped spur increase in applications, and improvements to the hiring process has helped fill Academy Class 284 with 50 recruits that started Monday

Mayor Breed and Chief Scott Announce Largest San Francisco Police Department Academy Class Since 2018

The funding, awarded by Grants for the Arts, provides general operating support to sustain and uplift non-profit arts and cultural organizations across the City

Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu Announce Over $14 Million in Funding for Arts Organizations in San Francisco

City has completed 100 miles of transit and reliability improvements that have helped reduce travel times by up to 35% and improved reliability by over 50% on improved transit corridors

San Francisco Marks 10th Anniversary of Muni Forward Program, Advancing Faster and More Reliable Service

Latest legislation and other efforts propelling the four components of Mayor Breed’s 30x30 Plan to reimagine San Francisco’s Downtown as a place where people live, work, and learn

Mayor Breed Proposes Eliminating Office to Housing Conversion Fees to Advance "30 x 30" Plan for Downtown

The transit line resumes service this Saturday following five years of enhancements to create safer pedestrian crossings, increase accessibility, and improve transit reliability on the Taraval Street commercial corridor

San Francisco Celebrates the Opening of L Taraval Muni Line and Completion of Improvement Project

San Francisco will purchase 2280 Market Street to serve as the site of the nation’s first LGBTQ museum and its archives after decades of the collection being in temporary locations

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Mandelman Announce New Permanent Home for LGBTQ History Museum in the Castro

Elimination of annual license fees will make operating, growing, and opening a small business in San Francisco easier, saving 90% of restaurants and 87% of bars and nightclubs thousands of dollars in costly fees every year

Mayor London Breed Proposes Legislation to Eliminate License Fees to Support Small Businesses

New laws will increase criminal penalties for those who plan and participate in sideshows, while local law enforcement will expand strategies to work with regional partners on preventing vehicular sideshows, including dirt bikes

Board of Supervisors Approves Mayor Breed's Legislation to Create New Laws to Combat Sideshows and Reckless Driving

Mayor Breed nominated Mike Chen, who currently serves on the SFMTA’s Citizens’ Advisory Council, as a longtime advocate for safe and efficient transit

Board of Supervisors Confirms Mike Chen to the Board of Directors for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

The new training facility is a major win for San Francisco and builds on the City’s broader work to redevelop Treasure Island with more housing and amenities

City of San Francisco and National Women's Soccer Franchise Bay FC Announce Plans for Permanent Training Facility on Treasure Island

New HIV diagnoses among Latino individuals declined by 46% in notable change from previous year

New San Francisco Department of Public Health Report Shows HIV Diagnoses in San Francisco Decline in 2023

Team will consist of top City leaders and trusted subject matter experts to provide independent support for Board of Education and School leadership to help chart path forward for San Francisco public schools

Mayor London Breed Announces School Stabilization Team to Provide Support for San Francisco Public Schools

New legislation will allow for an oversized vehicle like an RV to be towed if an offer of shelter or housing is rejected with a goal of getting people to accept services being offered

Mayor London Breed Proposes New City Policy to Address Oversized Vehicle Parking Across San Francisco

Through the City’s multi-agency public safety coordination, UN Plaza has seen a 70% decrease in daytime drug-related incidents. The area also continues to see an increase to foot traffic exceeding last year’s averages at Heart of the City Farmer’s Market, and over 1,600 visitors last month alone at the SF Vintage Market.

Mayor Breed and City Leaders Celebrate New Restaurant Opening At Civic Center Plaza Cafe as Improvements in UN Plaza and Area Continue

With accelerated investments in family homelessness & pipeline projects SF will now reach 2028 goal in 2025 –Mayor Breed directs Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing to double shelter goal in 5-year plan. City has provided shelter to nearly 10,000 individuals and moved over 5,000 people into permanent housing in the first year under homelessness plan.

Mayor Breed Announces New Shelter Expansion Plans as San Francisco on Track to Reach Homeless Shelter Goal Three Years Early

The proposed legislation expands on the City’s efforts to remove unnecessary and costly fees, saving affected businesses tens of thousands in start-up costs

Mayor London Breed Introduces Legislation to Remove Costly Business Fees

The camera trailers will expand on Proposition E technology, like security cameras and drones, to assist officers in making arrests and preventing crime

Mayor London Breed and SFPD Chief Bill Scott Announce New Mobile Cameras to Continue Improving Public Safety in San Francisco

San Francisco, in partnership with the City of Berkeley, receives funds to modernize and cut carbon emissions in large buildings as part of the historic Biden-Harris historic Inflation Reduction Act

San Francisco Awarded $14 Million Federal Grant to Advance Building Electrification Projects

Tugbenyoh brings experience as Deputy Director at Department of Human Resources and working in the
community to replace Executive Director Sheryl Davis who has resigned from HRC

Mayor London Breed Announces Mawuli Tugbenyoh as Acting Head of the Human Rights Commission, Installs New Oversight and Controls to Ensure the Success of the Dream Keeper Initiative

Zamora will fill seat vacated by Murrell Green, who is stepping down for personal reasons

Mayor London Breed Swears in Luis Zamora to City College Board of Trustees

Lim, the first Chinese American poet to serve in this role, will be the City’s ninth Poet Laureate

Mayor London Breed Names Genny Lim as San Francisco's Poet Laureate

Located at 4840 Mission Street, Islais Place provides 137 affordable homes for low-income families, including 35 homes for public housing residents

Mayor London Breed Celebrates the Grand Opening of New 100% Affordable Housing Project in San Francisco's Excelsior District

Proposed legislation will enable local restaurants and bars located in Union Square, Mid-Market, and Thrive City to sell alcoholic beverages during outdoor events and activations

Mayor Breed Announces Legislation to Create Four New Entertainment Zones as Part of Continued Support for Downtown Events

Chief Tong has served on the command staff of Fire Chief Jeanine Nicholson for the last five years and will bring 35 years of public service experience

Mayor London Breed Announces Chief Sandy Tong to Serve as New Interim Chief of the San Francisco Fire Department

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

Bus travel on the Van Ness Avenue rapid transit corridor is now 36% faster, injury traffic collisions are down 54%, and transit is 45% more reliable 
 
This is one of only three projects in the United States to receive Silver status

San Francisco's First Bus Rapid Transit Project Receives Internationally Recognized Designation

New law will increase criminal penalties for those who plan and participate in sideshows, while local law enforcement will expand strategies to work with regional partners on preventing vehicular sideshows, including dirt bikes

Mayor Breed Proposes New Law to Enforce Against Sideshows, SFPD and Regional Law Enforcement Discuss Enhanced Prevention and Disruption Strategies

Earlier this week, the issuance of the City’s first round of relief grants for 150 businesses was completed
 
Funds are for small businesses impacted by the SFMTA improvements along the L-Taraval line

Mayor Breed Concludes First Round of Grant Distribution for Small Businesses Impacted by the L Taraval Improvement Project

Under Mayor Breed’s legislation, Downtown SF Partnership community benefit district launches expanded block party of beloved annual event to revitalize Downtown’s streetscape and boost economic activity

Mayor Breed Announces Launch of California's First Entertainment Zone Event with Oktoberfest on Front Street

Drones and License Plate Reader cameras supporting expanded arrests of organized theft rings, helping to bring car break-ins down to new lows this summer

San Francisco Police Using New Technology to Target Auto Break-Ins, Making Arrests in Hotspot Areas

Funding will support transit improvements, essential infrastructure work, and the construction of 174 new permanently affordable homes

San Francisco Secures Over $70 Million in State Funding for Affordable Housing and Transit Improvements

After working with community, City Departments are implementing new strategies to build on existing enforcement to manage illegal prostitution on Shotwell Street

San Francisco Expands Strategies to Address Public Safety on Shotwell Street

President Motamedi, who has helped lead the School District for the last two and a half years, leaves behind a record of supporting families and guiding the district through serious challenges. Phil Kim will step into the role at a challenging time, bringing extensive experience in K-12 and STEM education, including most recently working for SFUSD in a senior leadership position to improve the District’s school strategy.

San Francisco School Board President Lainie Motamedi Steps Down & Mayor Breed Appoints Phil Kim to Serve

Thirty years since last major charter reform effort, Mayor Breed initiates process to improve efficiency of government with a goal of setting major reform on November 2026 ballot

Mayor London Breed Issues Executive Directive for Comprehensive Charter Reform

The City has now received eight Homekey grants supporting nearly 900 new homes in the last four years, part of San Francisco’s statewide leading efforts to expand housing for the formerly homeless.

San Francisco Receives Over $8 Million New Project Homekey Grant From the State to Support Housing for Formerly Homeless Young Adults

New grant program supports small businesses and community organizations to activate Downtown through fun weekend and evening events, and boosts San Francisco’s entertainment and nightlife sectors.

Mayor Breed Announces Recipients of City's New Entertainment and Nightlife Revitalization Grant

With 18 stories and 200 affordable housing units to middle-income residents, 921 Howard Street is one of the largest developments the City has seen in the last decade

Mayor London Breed Celebrates the Grand Opening of New 200 New 'Missing Middle' Homes in South of Market Neighborhood

Authorized by voters under Mayor Breed’s Prop E, the City’s drones are part of new technology resources launched to expand enforcement and accountability

San Francisco's New Public Safety Drone Program Leading to Arrests and Criminal Charges

After convening in City Hall at the request of Mayor Breed, the two sides representing janitors and commercial buildings came together collaboratively on an agreement that supports workers and avoids a strike

Mayor London Breed Announces Contract Agreement Between Janitors SEIU Local 87 and San Francisco Maintenance Contractors Association, Averting Janitor Strike

The proposed Building Code legislation will codify and expand on the City’s current process that has helped small businesses save thousands of dollars and months in the permitting process since 2022

Mayor Breed Introduces Legislation to Remove Costly Permitting Requirement for Businesses

The $15.9 billion budget prioritizes funding that builds on recent progress with critical investments in core government operations, public safety, homelessness, children and families, and economic revitalization

Mayor Breed Signs Balanced Budget To Fund Key City Priorities To Move San Francisco Forward

“Bricks at Embarcadero Plaza” will feature free and fun weekly programming for visitors, residents, and families to enjoy as the City ramps up Downtown activations in the area

San Francisco Announces Launch of New Downtown Event Series at Embarcadero Plaza

Directive will require that the City’s relocation services be the first offer of service by city and non-profit homelessness workers as latest homeless count shows increase in people surveyed who are from out of county

Mayor London Breed Issues Journey Home Executive Directive To Reunite More People With Family Outside of San Francisco

Throughout August, the City celebrates a rich history of supporting and elevating the transgender community, including becoming the first city in the world to establish a Transgender District and one of the first in the U.S. to become a sanctuary city for transgender people

San Francisco Kicks Off Transgender History Month With Annual Flag Raising and Celebration

The implementation of Mayor Breed’s Climate Action Plan continues to propel the City toward a cleaner, greener, and more resilient San Francisco for all

San Francisco Announces Greenhouse Gas Emissions Remain Down by 48% Since 1990

A significant step to bring critically needed housing supply to the South of Market neighborhoods by eliminating zoning provisions that have prioritized office spaces

Mayor Breed Announces New Legislation to Allow More Housing in the SoMa Neighborhood

1633 Valencia will provide 145 units of permanent supportive housing for seniors ages 55 and older experiencing homelessness

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Groundbreaking of New Senior Housing Development in the Mission

The $390 million bond proposed by Mayor Breed to fund critical improvements will now move forward to be included on the November ballot 
 
If approved by the voters, the measure would deliver key health infrastructure, expand family shelter, support street safety and road repaving, and improve public spaces to revitalize San Francisco

San Francisco Bond to Fund Key Health and Family Shelter Infrastructure, Street Improvements, Parks and Public Spaces Approved for November Ballot

By tapping ‘Faircloth to RAD,’ SF will speed up delivery of new housing as part of Mayor’s effort to meet state housing mandate

New HUD program will free up local money for more affordable housing, faster

Mayor Breed Taps New Federal Program to Deliver 3,700 New Homes

The free concert series, produced by Another Planet Entertainment, aims to ensure that Downtown San Francisco remains a destination for live music, entertainment, and the arts

First of Three Downtown Concerts Coming to Embarcadero Plaza on Sunday

Mayor Breed and Supervisor Melgar’s legislation to launch landmark project will add nearly 3,500 new homes, deliver more open space, and create good jobs, adding significant community benefits to the west side of San Francisco

Major New Housing Approved: Stonestown Project to Deliver Thousands of Homes and New Open Space on West Side of San Francisco

With over 15 years of experience leading organizations in providing efficient technology for local governments, Makstman will lead efforts to improve government services and offer innovative technology solutions across San Francisco as the City Chief Information Officer.

Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu announce Michael Makstman as City Chief Information Officer and Director of the Department of Technology

The Request for Qualifications launching today is the first step to establish a dedicated pool of artists with direct and meaningful connections to San Francisco’s Chinatown community  
 
The City is committed to investing over $2 million for three public art initiatives in Chinatown

Mayor London Breed Announces National Call For Artists to Create Chinatown Artist Registry

Two components of Mayor Breed’s voter-approved public safety initiative up for approval will add tools to improve public safety and deploy more officers in community.

Expanded public safety measures build on San Francisco’s efforts to keep crime rates down through a range of strategies.

Prop E Public Safety Update: Changing SFPD Officer Rules and Funding New Safety Technology

Residents should stay informed on safety hazards and know what incidents are considered reportable emergencies during tomorrow’s celebrations, which include the San Francisco’s landmark fireworks show along the waterfront

San Francisco City Leaders Encourage Safe Independence Day Celebrations

As the City celebrates 20 years of marriage equality, the Office of the County Clerk and City officials will kick off Pride Weekend by marrying over 200 couples at City Hall as part of longstanding tradition

San Francisco Celebrates Pride Weekend with Over 200 Wedding Ceremonies at City Hall

Mayor London N. Breed on the Supreme Court Decision in Grants Pass

2550 Irving, part of a larger effort to increase housing across San Francisco, will provide 90 affordable homes

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Groundbreaking of Family and Veteran Affordable Housing Development in the Sunset

Authorized under new state law, the first Entertainment Zone will be in Downtown San Francisco on Front Street under Mayor Breed’s legislation approved today.
 
Other EZ locations being considered include Union Square, Mid-Market, and Thrive City.

San Francisco to Become First City in California to Create New Entertainment Zones

With subway delays down and bus service more reliable and efficient, 72% of Muni riders rated Muni service excellent/good in annual survey, the highest rating since 2001 when surveys started

San Francisco's Muni Receives Highest Customer Rating in Over 20 Years

Licensed architect Amy Campbell and Carpenter’s Union member Sean McGarry will bring decades of experience and essential perspective that will contribute to San Francisco’s growth and development

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