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SF announces launch of new economic recovery program to support and retrain workers

$28 million program will expand workforce development, paid training, and job placement for adults and youth in San Francisco, and will include targeted resources to address the disproportionate Black unemployment rate with funding from the Dream Keeper Initiative

City celebrates groundbreaking of 96 affordable homes for formerly homeless as part of the Plumbers Union Project

New housing at 53 Colton Street will provide wraparound supportive services and stable homes for 96 adults exiting homelessness

San Francisco reopens some businesses and activities as it moves into the State's Red Tier

Beginning Wednesday, March 3, San Francisco will open up activities such as indoor dining, indoor fitness, and indoor museums and aquariums in accordance with State and with additional local limits.

San Francisco moves to phase 1b of COVID-19 vaccinations, expands eligibility to educators, child care, emergency services, food and agriculture workers

Vaccine supply remains limited, but more San Franciscans and workers are now eligible to make appointments for vaccination as they become available.

Mayor London Breed announces free transportation on Muni to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites

Starting Tuesday, February 23, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will offer free Muni trips and expanded Essential Trip Card credit for customers traveling to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites in San Francisco.

Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu appoint Vallie Brown as Director of Grants for the Arts

Brown brings years of experience in community organizing and local government, as well as a commitment to equity and supporting arts and culture organizations, to San Francisco’s Grants for the Arts

San Francisco launches COVID-19 vaccination site at The SF Market in the Bayview

The City is partnering with Sutter Health to operate a high-volume vaccination site at The SF Market in the Bayview, which will further ramp up as supply increases.

San Francisco Public Works Spiffs Up Chinatown for the Lunar New Year

Street Cleaners, Paint Crews and Inspectors Help Usher in the Year of the Ox

San Francisco announces plan to expand vaccine eligibility to workers in education and childcare, emergency services, and food sectors

Starting on Feb. 24, San Francisco will move to Phase 1B, Tier 1 of the state’s population prioritization plan and begin vaccinating people who work in education and childcare, emergency services, and food and agriculture sectors, while continuing to vaccinate healthcare workers.

High-volume COVID-19 vaccination site to open at Moscone Center on February 5

Healthcare workers and community members age 65 and over can book appointments. Supply is limited, and you may not be able to book an appointment right now, even if you are eligible.