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City Celebrates Progress of Homeless Recovery Efforts with Opening of Jazzie Collins Apartments

The new permanent supportive housing will include 96 units and provide wraparound supportive services for adults exiting homelessness

SF running out of monkeypox vaccines as City waits for federal resupplies

San Francisco is running extremely low on doses of the monkeypox vaccine (Jynneos) with some sites administering vaccines running out today and others by the end of the week.

Recording of SF Nightlife & Entertainment Summit Now Available

The 12th Annual SF Nightlife & Entertainment Summit is now archived on SFGovTV.

Expanded grants for small businesses

Funding now available for businesses with storefronts or with public access

Brooke Jenkins Sworn in as San Francisco District Attorney

Jenkins, who brings over 15 years of experience as an attorney, will become San Francisco’s first Latina District Attorney

Mayor London Breed Announces Appointment of Brooke Jenkins to Serve as San Francisco District Attorney

Jenkins, who is African American and Latina, is a prosecutor with experience in the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, including experience prosecuting Hate Crimes, homicide, and sexual assault

Small business newsletter for July 2022

Updates, trainings, announcements, and more, from the Office of Small Business

Mayor London Breed Statement on State Budget Includes Investments of Nearly $55 Million in Community Projects

State Budget Includes Investments of Nearly $55 Million in Community Projects

San Francisco Announces $4 Million Investment in College and Career Readiness Programs

San Francisco Unified School District’s Office of College and Career Readiness programs connect high school students with a paid internship in their career area of interest and support dual enrollment courses at City College of San Francisco

San Francisco’s Response to SCOTUS Abortion Access Ruling

San Francisco’s Response to SCOTUS Abortion Access Ruling