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Mayor London Breed Celebrates Grand Opening of New Affordable Homes for Families and Transitional Age Youth in the Mission

Anchored by In Chan Kaajal Park, Casa Adelante - 2060 Folsom Street combines 127 affordable homes with an active neighborhood hub

Mayor London Breed Nominates Debra Walker to San Francisco Police Commission

Walker, who will replace former Police Commission president Malia Cohen, brings an equity lens and LGBTQ advocacy experience to the Commission

Mayor London Breed Announces Balanced Budget that Focuses on Building San Francisco Back from COVID-19

Two-year budget commits to strengthening economic recovery, restoring public safety, supporting workers and families, and building on efforts to reduce homelessness and address behavioral health

Mayor London Breed announces Patrick O’Riordan to serve as Director of the Department of Building Inspection

O’Riordan will permanently lead the Department after serving as the Interim Director since March 2020.

City celebrates groundbreaking of 100% affordable housing on Balboa Park Upper Yard

Former SFMTA surface parking lot will be converted into 131 homes for families

City celebrates grand opening of new affordable housing by the Northeast waterfront

Housing developments Broadway Cove and 735 Davis open their doors to 178 families and seniors

San Francisco to mandate vaccines for City contractors to protect City workers and the public

Any contractor who works in-person on a regular basis alongside public employees must get vaccinated

Mayor London Breed announces over $12 million in funding for arts organizations

Grants for the Arts funding priorities the City’s commitment to economic recovery and community activation by supporting local parades and festivals

Mayor London Breed welcomes first convention to Moscone Center since beginning of shelter-in-place

California Dental Association hosts annual conference at Moscone Center, marking the return of business conventions to San Francisco

Mayor London Breed announces $50 million in tax credits to support San Francisco non-profits and businesses in disadvantaged communities

New Market Tax Credits provided by the United States Treasury represent the largest distribution San Francisco has received through the program, which will support critical projects and create investment in historically underserved communities