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Mayor London Breed announces plan to support the return of conventions to San Francisco

Mayor Breed proposes $4.6 million over two years to reduce the cost of rental rates for conventions in the Moscone Center

San Francisco to distribute $90 million in rent relief

City’s new Emergency Rental Assistance program, with funding from the U.S. Treasury will launch on May 28 and support vulnerable San Francisco tenants

City announces groundbreaking of affordable housing in Diamond Heights

New homes at 36 Amber Drive will provide housing and homeownership opportunity for eight San Francisco families, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity

SF to reopen businesses and activities for the State's Yellow Tier

Beginning Thursday, May 6, San Francisco will reopen indoor bars, indoor family entertainment activities, outdoor organized community sporting events and indoor saunas and steam rooms, and will loosen guidelines for a range of activities.

City commissions new mural celebrating the strong family and community bonds helping SF's Latinx community heal

Local artist Elizabeth Blancas creates new mural in the Mission’s famed Clarion Alley.

Mayor London Breed announces Public Library reopening timeline

San Francisco’s Main Library will reopen for “Browse and Bounce” service on Monday, May 3, with more branch libraries to reopen in the following weeks

San Francisco expands network of neighborhood COVID-19 vaccine sites as part of equity strategy

This week’s expansion in eligibility to people 16 and older coincides with the opening of the second neighborhood vaccine site in the Mission District in partnership with the Latino Task Force as part of an equity strategy to ensure low-barrier access to vaccines for communities.

City celebrates grand opening of new affordable housing in the heart of the Mission District

Site that once served as the City’s inaugural navigation center opens its doors to 155 families and provides 100% affordable housing for San Franciscans

SF to reopen and expand more businesses and activities within the Orange Tier on April 15

Starting April 15, San Francisco will resume indoor live-audience events, performances, meetings, and receptions with capacity limits and following other protocols, and will expand existing guidelines for outdoor live-audience events, performances, and other activities.

People 16 and older are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in San Francisco

Nearly 60% of people 16 and older in San Francisco have received at least one dose of the vaccine. The City is currently vaccinating roughly 12,000 residents per day.