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Mayor Breed Kicks Off Earth Month and Celebrates San Francisco's Global Environmental Leadership

This year, the Mayor recognized four women Climate Heroes for their positive impacts on the local environmental movement

Mayor Breed Announces Next Steps on Housing for All: San Francisco's Plan to Build More Housing

In the First year of Housing for All, the City prioritized the creation of new homes by delivering housing fee reductions, streamlining housing laws, improving City permitting, and creating new affordable housing funding sources

San Francisco Homeless Oversight Efforts Leading to Improved Accountability and Reforms

Release of audit by Controller part of long-term oversight process initiated by City agencies in 2021 after identifying discrepancies and concerns by a city contractor

San Francisco Homeless Oversight Efforts Leading to Improved Accountability and Reforms

Release of audit by Controller part of long-term oversight process initiated by City agencies in 2021 after identifying discrepancies and concerns by a city contractor

Audit Finds One of City's Providers of Housing for Unhoused Residents Had Serious Financial Shortfalls Compounded by Wasteful Spending

HomeRise misused taxpayer funds, spending money on expenses not allowed by its city agreements and demonstrated gross financial mismanagement.

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Completed Rehabilitation of Two Historic Residential Hotels in San Francisco's Tenderloin

The Ambassador and Ritz hotels offer 224 fully renovated permanent homes with wraparound services for low-income and formerly homeless residents

Mayor Breed's Legislation to Streamline Deployment of Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras Approved by Board of Supervisors

Legislation to expedite the deployment of new speed cameras recently approved under state law change which Mayor Breed sponsored that allows certain cities to pilot critical safety tool to prevent traffic injuries and deaths

Mayor London Breed and San Francisco Unified School District Announce Opening of Applications for Shirley Chisholm Village

San Francisco’s first 100% affordable housing development prioritizing SFUSD educators and employees on schedule to open in Fall 2024

Mayor London N. Breed on the Occasion of Ramadan and Iftar at City Hall

Mayor London N. Breed on the Occasion of Ramadan and Iftar at City Hall

Bay Area Health Officials Urge Vigilance as Measles Cases Rise in the US

While the risk of measles exposure remains low for most Bay Area residents, the increasing number of cases nationwide and in California underscores the importance of robust protection against this highly contagious and dangerous illness.