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New $62 million relief plan for small businesses in SF

Combination of grants and loans will triple San Francisco’s total direct financial support for small business during the pandemic.

As part of Public Integrity Review, Controller’s Office releases report on ethical standards of San Francisco commissions and boards for awarding contracts

In conjunction with the City Attorney’s investigation stemming from alleged criminal wrongdoing by former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru, the Controller’s Office has released its fourth policy and process assessment report.

City takes major step toward 100% affordable housing in the Mid-Sunset

Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation has been selected to build and develop affordable housing at 2550 Irving Street

SF and other Bay Area counties to start State’s Regional Stay Home Order on December 6

Bay Area counties will voluntarily implement the State’s Regional Stay at Home order to significantly reduce gatherings and additional activities in an effort to stabilize COVID-19 cases and preserve region-wide hospital capacity.

San Francisco Trans Community Honors Transgender Day of Remembrance

San Francisco  continues the annual TDOR tradition on November 20th with an online ceremony to remember all those who have been killed due to anti-trans violence.

City celebrates groundbreaking of new permanent supportive housing in Mission Bay

The development will provide wraparound supportive services and stable housing for 140 adults exiting homelessness

Mayor London Breed,  the Office of Transgender Initiatives, Community Partners Honor Transgender Awareness Month

San Francisco raises Trans Flag over City Hall to honor Transgender Awareness Month and hosts a series of virtual events to celebrate the month.

Technical assistance available for cannabis equity applicants

Verified equity applicants and businesses can get support for legal services, permitting and grant support, workforce and business development.

Controller’s Office releases report on San Francisco’s procedures to disqualify contractors from bidding on city work

In conjunction with the City Attorney’s investigation stemming from alleged wrongdoing by former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru, the Controller’s Office has released its third policy and process assessment report.

Most reopenings scheduled for November 3 paused

Indoor pools, bowling alleys, and gym locker rooms will not be allowed to reopen. Indoor dining will not get increased capacity. Expanded film production and limited indoor dining at museums will be allowed on November 3.