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Interactive Dashboard and Report Showcase the State of Public Parks for San Francisco Residents

Latest data shows positive trends in park maintenance across San Francisco.

City Celebrates the Grand Opening of San Francisco's Largest Permanent Supportive Housing Development

The new development at 1064 Mission Street will provide wraparound supportive services for hundreds of people exiting homelessness

Mayor London Breed Signs San Francisco Housing Element to Begin Ambitious Plan that will Allow 82,000 New Homes in Eight Years

The plan sets out goals and commitments by the City, which now must make legislative and process changes to support the creation of new housing

City Administrator Carmen Chu appoints Stephanie Tang as Director of the Contract Monitoring Division

Tang will focus on advancing opportunities for local micro and small businesses and ensuring fairness in the City’s contracting process.

City Administrator Carmen Chu appoints Stephanie Tang as Director of the Contract Monitoring Division

Tang will focus on advancing opportunities for local micro and small businesses and ensuring fairness in the City’s contracting process.

Mayor Breed Announces New Round of Bridge to Excellence Scholarship Program

The program, which provides scholarship awards to graduating high school seniors from low-income backgrounds, is now accepting applications

Announcement: Notice of Funding Availability and Requests for Proposals Issued January 27, 2023

The San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development today issued a number of housing-related funding opportunities for qualified nonprofits and community-based organizations.

City Launches Community Impact Survey to Help Secure State and Federal Assistance for Eligible San Franciscans

Businesses, property owners and renters who experienced damage from winter storms are urged to complete the survey to help inform the City’s recovery efforts

San Francisco Marks Rehousing Progress as Part of Federal House America Program

City more than doubles its goals set as part of nationwide campaign led by the Biden-Harris Administration to rehouse people who are homeless

Civil Service Commission Approves Proposal to Expedite City Hiring in San Francisco

The new process improvements spearheaded by Mayor Breed will expedite hiring and bring innovative updates to the City’s recruitment process, cutting hiring times by up to 40% and helping fill thousands of open job vacancies