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Using some public benefits could affect your application for a Green Card. The rule is expected to go into effect on October 15, 2019. But a legal challenge might prevent or delay the rule.

San Francisco – Earlier today, the Trump administration announced that they will move forward with a change to the so-called “Public Charge” rule, which will deny access to residency to immigrants if they receive federal assistance through various programs.

The legislation reduces barriers to building affordable housing in San Francisco by waiving certain Department of Building Inspection fees for qualifying projects.

Noncitizens who use or possess marijuana, or work in the cannabis industry, could face serious immigration consequences.

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development Director Kate Hartley will step down on July 26, and Deputy Director Dan Adams will assume the role of Acting Director.

18 new cameras to be installed along Stockton Street.

San Franciscans enrolled in the County Adult Assistance Programs to receive additional benefits each month to afford necessities.

New legislation introduced will expand publicly accessible electric vehicle charging in all large commercial parking facilities throughout the city.

A $15 million investment to fund Free City College will allow for greater program oversight while expanding access for all San Franciscans.

The new Downtown Community Benefit District follows on the recent renewals of two existing Community Benefit and Business Improvement Districts to provide a range of services for residents and businesses.