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As part of Coastal Cleanup Day, Mayors Breed and Schaaf challenge each other to a cleaning and greening competition, and launch volunteer drives

The $12 billion City budget for Fiscal Years 2019-20 and 2020-21 funds housing affordability, homelessness prevention and services, behavioral health, clean streets, and equity programs

The legislation reduces barriers to building affordable housing in San Francisco by waiving certain Department of Building Inspection fees for qualifying projects.

The new shelter would provide approximately 200 beds for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco

Noncitizens who use or possess marijuana, or work in the cannabis industry, could face serious immigration consequences.

The New Markets Tax Credits will help organizations in low-income communities access funding and revitalize historically underinvested communities

Sponsored by Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Aaron Peskin, the measure would add a surcharge on Transportation Network Company rides originating in San Francisco to fund congestion mitigation projects, including safe streets and Muni transit operations

‘Bundling’ deal between the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and the Golden State Warriors will make a ticket to Warriors games, concerts and other events a ticket to ride Muni

Initiative ordinance introduced by four members of the Board will move forward for November ballot with agreement to adopt key elements of Mayor’s proposal to allow height increases to increase feasibility of sites and ensure educator housing project at Francis Scott Key is rezo

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development Director Kate Hartley will step down on July 26, and Deputy Director Dan Adams will assume the role of Acting Director.