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Board of Supervisors unanimously approves $629 million bond for earthquake safety and emergency response

Bond introduced by Mayor London Breed with Supervisors Sandra Lee Fewer and Catherine Stefani to appear on March 2020 ballot.

Embarcadero SAFE Navigation Center proposed by Mayor London Breed to move forward

Board of Supervisors rejects an environmental appeal against the SAFE Navigation Center, clearing the way for construction of 200 new shelter beds

Mayor London Breed, Supervisors Rafael Mandelman and Aaron Peskin create Transit Performance Working Group

The Transit Performance Working Group will develop a roadmap for better and more reliable Muni service.

Mayor Breed announces update on City's air quality and extreme weather emergency preparedness and response

In response to Mayor Breed’s Executive Directive 18-04, City Departments reported on how they will prepare for and respond to poor air quality and other weather-related emergencies, such as wildfire smoke and heat waves.

Statement by Mayor London Breed on potential raids by ICE

The Mayor of San Francisco makes a statement on potential raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

Mayor Breed moves forward Charter Amendment and ordinance to streamline affordable and teacher housing

Charter Amendment tackles the overly-bureaucratic approvals process while separate initiative ordinance will rezone public lands for housing

Mayor London Breed and community members break ground on Eagle Plaza - focal point of new Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District

Eagle Plaza will recognize the contributions of the Leather and LGBTQ communities and bring needed open space to Western SOMA.

Mayor London Breed to host Women's Summit in San Francisco

The be INVINCIBLE Women’s Summit will bring together women from all walks of life for a day of inspiration and empowerment with speeches from leaders including Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former Senior Advisor to President Obama, Valerie Jarrett.

Mayor London Breed celebrates grand opening of 143 new affordable homes in Mission Bay

The permanently affordable apartments will serve low-income families and formerly homeless families.

Mayor London Breed and community members announce the City's intent to purchase large parcel in the Mission for affordable housing

Once built, the 100% affordable apartment building will provide permanently affordable housing for low income families.