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City Issues Retroactive Local Proclamation of Emergency to Ensure Eligibility for Disaster Relief Funding

With President Biden’s approval of California Emergency, City would be eligible for potential relief funding for storm impacts retroactive to New Year’s Eve

Mayor London Breed and the SFMTA Announce New T-Third Service in Central Subway

The T-Third will now provide direct rail service between Chinatown and Bayview

San Francisco Awarded $33.7 Million Grant to Fund New Adolescents Psychiatric Treatment Facilities

The new facilities at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital will add inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services for youth

Mayor London Breed Issues Budget Instructions to City Departments

Mayor Breed emphasized the importance of funding the City’s ongoing efforts around public safety, homelessness, and economic recovery, while closing the projected $728.3 million general fund deficit

Mayor Breed and Elected Officials Join United Playaz to Promote Gun Buy-Back Event

Mayor Breed, Senator Scott Wiener, Supervisor Matt Dorsey, Supervisor Catherine Stefanie, San Francisco Police Department, and United Playaz will host a gun buy-back event in SoMa, this Saturday, December 10th from 8:00am until 12:00pm

Board of Supervisors Approve Mayor Breed's Legislation to Expedite New Housing to Replace Gas Stations and Parking Lots

The Cars to Casas ordinance eliminates artificial density on auto-centric lots

San Francisco and Northern California Laborers Launch First State-Certified Citywide Public Maintenance Apprenticeship

Partnership between City government and one of California’s fastest-growing construction unions will provide training and employment to essential workers while accelerating San Francisco's economic recovery

San Francisco Breaks Ground on New Community and Recreation Center at Sunnydale HOPE SF

Sunnydale Community Hub will provide safe and accessible space for sports, recreation, cultural events, health and wellness resources, and educational programs and activities

San Francisco Joins National Effort to Reimagine Public Safety with NYU Law's Policing Project

The Policing Project at New York University School of Law is partnering with lawmakers, researchers, community leaders, advocates, 911 dispatch and police in select locations nationwide

San Francisco Launches Pilot Program to Provide Courtesy Graffiti Abatement in Neighborhood Commercial Corridors

Property owners in neighborhood commercial districts throughout the City whose buildings are tagged with graffiti will now have the option of requesting graffiti abatement at zero cost