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Get #WeedWise about consuming cannabis safely

Make sure to buy cannabis from legal and licensed retailers.

Mayor Breed and Oakland Mayor Schaaf Formally Kick Off Battle for the Bay Cleanup Challenge

Volunteer drives launched in both cities as part of Coastal Cleanup Day to improve neighborhoods and combat illegal dumping

Mayor Breed Announces Appointment of Ken Nim as Director of CityBuild

Nim, who currently serves as the Acting Director of CityBuild, is the first Asian American Pacific Islander to be appointed in the role

Mayor London Breed announces plan to help those suffering from mental illness and substance use disorders on San Francisco's streets

Comprehensive services and solutions to meet the needs of nearly 4,000 people suffering from severe mental illness and substance use disorders.

Mayor London Breed and Planning Director John Rahaim Announce Director Rahaim's Retirement

Director Rahaim will retire after over a decade heading the San Francisco Planning Department through times of rapid change

Mayor London Breed Announces Public Safety Cameras in Chinatown Are Now Operational

18 new cameras installed along Stockton Street to increase public safety

Mayor London Breed Announces New Vision Zero Initiatives to Improve Safety at Intersections

Building on Mayor Breed’s quick-build policy and push to create 20 miles of new protected bike lanes, a package of steps to address safety at dangerous intersections will improve pedestrian safety

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Successful Summer for Museums for All

Museums for All provides free admission to local museums and cultural institutions for San Francisco residents who receive public benefits

Mayor London Breed Announces Funding for Mental Health Resources for San Francisco Students

The City budget includes $3.5 million to help youth gain skills to cope with complex issues such as stress, trauma, suicide, bullying, depression, self-esteem, drug and alcohol use, sexual health and relationships

Mayor London Breed Announces Expansion of Groundbreaking Drink Tap Station Program

Investment of more than $800,000 in the City budget will increase presence of drinking water in schools, parks and other public spaces