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Clair Farley announces departure from Office of Transgender Initiatives

Under Farley’s leadership, San Francisco launched first in the nation programs including Our Trans Home SF and a Guaranteed Income Pilot Program aimed at transgender San Franciscans

SF urges safer choices during holiday season, recommends COVID-19 boosters for all adults

COVID-19 cases are increasing in SF, making it especially important to make safer choices during holiday celebrations, travel, and gatherings

Mayor London Breed and SFDPH recognize community leaders' efforts to #VaccinateSF

Nine community leaders are recognized for their tireless efforts over the past year to vaccinate thousands of people.

A new S.F. program for people struggling with drugs promotes total abstinence

San Francisco is beginning a program that will provide housing, therapy and drug and alcohol counseling for men instead of sending them to jail, or as a place to land when they get out.

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Ahsha Safaí Launch Treatment, Recovery, and Prevention Academy

San Francisco, CA — Mayor London N. Breed, Supervisor Ahsha Safaí, and Chief Adult Probation Officer Karen Fletcher today celebrated the opening of the Treatment, Recovery, and Prevention (TRP) Academy. Located at 630 Geary Boulevard.

SF opens COVID-19 boosters broadly to adults to avoid winter surge

Case rates are increasing in San Francisco as the holiday season approaches and people gather and travel.

City celebrates groundbreaking of 100% affordable housing on Balboa Park Upper Yard

Former SFMTA surface parking lot will be converted into 131 homes for families

City celebrates grand opening of new affordable housing by the Northeast waterfront

Housing developments Broadway Cove and 735 Davis open their doors to 178 families and seniors

SF is ready to roll out COVID-19 vaccines for 5 to 11 year olds

Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines are opening up to accommodate 44,000 newly eligible SF children at many health-system sites, but demand may exceed supply for the first few weeks