News

Housing for All Legislation to Unlock Housing Pipeline Approved by Board of Supervisors

Power Station project to be the first development to use new infrastructure funding tool as part of larger effort to get housing moving faster

City and School District Leaders Join to Respond to Series of Violent Incidents Involving Youth

Proposals include expanding violence interruption programs and support from social workers, as well as increased safety presence around schools

2nd Annual Career Resource Fair!

Join the City and County of San Francisco for an in-person Career Resource Fair where interested job seekers can meet and discuss career opportunities with over 30 city departments.

Mayor London Breed Proposes Permitting Improvements to Speed Housing Construction

Housing for All effort would streamline the site permit process to significantly reduce permitting times for new developments and major renovations

San Francisco Public Library unveils SFPL Book Stop on Treasure Island

Automated book kiosk at Island Cove Market available for use with SFPL Library Card.

Mayor London Breed Nominates Ed Harrington to the San Francisco Port Commission

The former City Controller and General Manager for the Public Utilities Commission will replace John Burton who has served on the Port Commission since 2020

Upcoming weather alert for small businesses

For all businesses, especially those that experienced flooding in the winter storms in December and January, please get prepared.

Mayor Breed Celebrates Women's History Month

During the Mayor’s annual event, she recognized local leaders who have devoted their lives to the betterment of San Francisco’s communities

City Leaders Push for Public Safety Solutions

Mayor Breed joins elected officials, public safety leaders, and community leaders to call for support for approval for more police overtime funding to address immediate safety needs, as well as long-term needs and alternatives to policing

Small business newsletter for March 2023

Updates, trainings, announcements, and more, from the Office of Small Business