With 18 stories and 200 affordable housing units to middle-income residents, 921 Howard Street is one of the largest developments the City has seen in the last decade
Authorized by voters under Mayor Breed’s Prop E, the City’s drones are part of new technology resources launched to expand enforcement and accountability
The proposed Building Code legislation will codify and expand on the City’s current process that has helped small businesses save thousands of dollars and months in the permitting process since 2022
After convening in City Hall at the request of Mayor Breed, the two sides representing janitors and commercial buildings came together collaboratively on an agreement that supports workers and avoids a strike
Directive will require that the City’s relocation services be the first offer of service by city and non-profit homelessness workers as latest homeless count shows increase in people surveyed who are from out of county
Throughout August, the City celebrates a rich history of supporting and elevating the transgender community, including becoming the first city in the world to establish a Transgender District and one of the first in the U.S. to become a sanctuary city for transgender people
“Bricks at Embarcadero Plaza” will feature free and fun weekly programming for visitors, residents, and families to enjoy as the City ramps up Downtown activations in the area
The $15.9 billion budget prioritizes funding that builds on recent progress with critical investments in core government operations, public safety, homelessness, children and families, and economic revitalization
