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Treasure Island breaks ground on second affordable housing development

Federal Government Agrees to City Request to Pause Transfers and Discharges at Laguna Honda Hospital

Today the City announced that the transfers and discharges at Laguna Honda Hospital that been required by the Federal Government will be paused.

City Celebrates Groundbreaking of Second Affordable Housing Development on Treasure Island

Star View Court will provide 138 new homes for low-income residents, previously unhoused families, and legacy households currently living on Treasure Island

Mayor Breed Signs Balanced Budget that Sets San Francisco on Path to Recovery

$14 billion dollar budget prioritizes economic recovery, public safety, workers and families, homelessness and behavioral health needs

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Groundbreaking of Second Affordable Housing Development on Treasure Island

Star View Court will provide 138 new homes for low-income residents, previously unhoused families, and legacy households currently living on Treasure Island

Mayor London Breed Appoints John Trasviña to San Francisco Board of Appeals

Trasviña will bring decades of legal and public sector experience to the Board of Appeals

SFDPH AND VACCINE PARTNERS PRIORITIZE FIRST DOSES OF MONKEYPOX VACCINE

In effort to provide vaccines to broader at-risk populations, second doses will be deferred until supply increases

The Department of Police Accountability releases CY 2021 Annual Report

Today, Executive Director Paul D. Henderson announced the release of the San Francisco Department of Police Accountability’s (DPA) calendar year 2021 Annual Report detailing data from DPA’s cases and findings.

Mayor London Breed Announces Opening of 430 New Shelter Beds for Homeless Residents

New shelters at 711 Post and the Baldwin SAFE Navigation Center represent expansion and diversification of shelter bed capacity in San Francisco

Board of Supervisors to Vote on Charter Amendment to Renew the Library Preservation Fund

With Mayor Breed & 11 members of the Board as co-sponsors, legislation that guarantees stable funding for the next 25 years to ensure key Library services poised to be on November ballot