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Mayor London Breed on the federal decision to restrict access to aid for immigrants

San Francisco – Earlier today, the Trump administration announced that they will move forward with a change to the so-called “Public Charge” rule, which will deny access to residency to immigrants if they receive federal assistance through various programs.

Mayor London Breed Announces Groundbreaking of New Police Department Facility

The new Traffic Company and Forensic Services Division facility is funded by the Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond Program

Mayor London Breed announces significant safety improvements resulting from Valencia Street bike lane project

Pilot project virtually eliminated illegal vehicle loading in bike lane, reduced mid-block vehicle/bike interactions by 95%

Mayor London Breed Celebrates Opening of Dormitory for Life Learning Academy Students

The dormitory will provide stable, safe housing for 24 students at the public school on Treasure Island

Mayor London Breed Unveils New Muni Platform in Mission Bay

The new platform will accommodate large crowds and will provide convenient access to the newly constructed Chase Center, UCSF, and other local businesses

Mayor London Breed Hosts First of its Kind Hiring Fair for Older Adults and People with Disabilities

The fair will provide a wide-range of employment resources and job opportunities for San Francisco residents

Mayor London Breed and Community Partners Provide Backpacks for Students

Over 5,000 backpacks with school supplies will be distributed to students across San Francisco in advance of the new school year

Mayor London Breed and Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Announce Battle for the Bay Challenge

As part of Coastal Cleanup Day, Mayors Breed and Schaaf challenge each other to a cleaning and greening competition, and launch volunteer drives

Mayor London Breed Signs City Budget with Significant Investments in Housing, Homelessness Services, Public Health, Clean Streets, and Equity

The $12 billion City budget for Fiscal Years 2019-20 and 2020-21 funds housing affordability, homelessness prevention and services, behavioral health, clean streets, and equity programs

Mayor London Breed Proposes New SAFE Navigation Center in the Bayview

The new shelter would provide approximately 200 beds for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco