As the City celebrates 20 years of marriage equality, the Office of the County Clerk and City officials will kick off Pride Weekend by marrying over 200 couples at City Hall as part of longstanding tradition
For the last 16 years, Vaerma has been responsible for printing water and power bills, tax notices, SFMTA and DEM signage, and more as Manager of the City's in-house print shop.
Jacobson, an arts leader and educator, will lead Grants for the Arts’ work to support nonprofit arts and culture organizations through general operating support grants.
On the heels of passing legislation launching Treasure Island’s Stage 2, Panorama Park highlights progress on San Francisco’s newest neighborhood with planned 8,000 homes and 300 acres of new parks and open space
Bohn advised the Mayor, policymakers, and departments citywide to make City programs and facilities fully accessible to Deaf and Disabled San Franciscans.
The report published today summarizes a year-long stakeholder engagement process that identified technical, economic, and social considerations of a seismic retrofit program for concrete buildings in San Francisco.
In 2023, the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) collected $20 million in worker restitution, resolved over 400 cases, and assisted over 14,000 San Francisco workers.