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San Francisco will hold states with discriminatory laws accountable

The City and County of San Francisco adds Idaho to the list of banned states under the 12X Ordinance, banning publicly-funded travel or business with those states.

San Francisco's Office of Transgender Initiatives pays tribute to Phyllis Lyon

Today we pay respect and remember Phyllis Lyon, who left a profound legacy here in San Francisco and in the global LGBTQ movement.

San Francisco converts rec facilities to emergency child care centers

The Recreation and Park Department will keep centers open until at least June 2 to provide care for children of healthcare workers, first responders, and other essential City employees.

SFMTA reduces service down to 17 lines due to COVID-19 outbreak

Expect delays starting April 6, as SFMTA reduces service Citywide down to 17 core lines.

SF responds to coronavirus outbreak with Stay Home order

We are continuing to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak with our Stay Home order and additional measures.

Changes when applying for SF affordable housing due to COVID-19

In-person visits and events are cancelled, including open houses and info sessions. Lotteries will go on as scheduled.

Patrick O'Riordan to serve as Interim Director of the Department of Building Inspection

O’Riordan will begin immediately as Interim Director as a nation-wide search begins for a new Director of Department of Building Inspection.

Trans care during COVID-19

Caring for ourselves is caring for our community.

Sunday Streets partners with SF Counts to kick off 2020 Census

SAN FRANCISCO – Sunday Streets and SF Counts are kicking off the 2020 season with a clear message: Everyone counts in the 2020 Census.

Updates to Public Charge Rule

The new “public charge” rule went into effect on February 24, 2020. But many immigrants will not be impacted by these changes. Talk to a qualified immigration attorney to see if these changes may or may not affect you.