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Statement from Mayor London Breed and City Attorney Dennis Herrera on proposed federal rule that would hurt families of mixed immigration status

On Tuesday, July 9th, the City and County of San Francisco submitted comments to HUD opposing the proposed rule.

Mayor London Breed announces $9 million in state funding to serve survivors of human trafficking

San Francisco is the only recipient of a grant from the California Department of Social Services to provide services to youth survivors of commercial sexual exploitation.

Mayor London Breed and community members celebrate groundbreaking of new affordable housing by the Northeast Waterfront

Two new 100% affordable housing developments will create 178 units for families and seniors.

Board of Supervisors votes unanimously to place $600 million Affordable Housing Bond on November ballot

The Bond, proposed by Mayor London Breed and Board of Supervisors President Norman Yee, will appear on the November ballot and, if approved by voters, will fund the creation and preservation of affordable housing in San Francisco.

Statement from Mayor London Breed and Mayor Sam Liccardo on proposed wildfire legislation

San Francisco Mayor London Breed and San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo today issued the following statement regarding AB 1054.

Mayor London Breed issues Executive Directive to streamline City events permitting process

Goal is to make it easier to put on events in San Francisco, from large cultural festivals to neighborhood block parties.

Mayor London Breed and Board President Norman Yee call for consensus business tax effort

Letter issued requests City Controller Ben Rosenfield convene collaborative, data-driven effort to develop a ballot measure for the November 2020 ballot.

Mayor London Breed names leadership to guide transition of San Francisco Housing Authority restructuring

Over the next 12 months, the City will assume the San Francisco Housing Authority’s essential functions and has a plan in place to ensure a smooth transition.

Statement from Mayor London Breed on state budget

Governor Gavin Newsom today signed the Fiscal Year 2019-2020 California state budget, which makes significant investments in housing affordability, homelessness programs, health and human services, education, and other critical services.

Mayor London Breed's Charter Amendment to streamline affordable and teacher housing would eliminate unnecessary costs

Barriers and bureaucracy add time and costs onto affordable housing, costing the city millions of dollars per project and discouraging affordable housing development.