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Mayor London Breed Celebrates Rehabilitation of Five Former Public Housing Sites Across San Francisco

363 Noe Street is the final of five sites to complete construction and be preserved as permanent affordable housing developments

Mayor Breed Announces Kick off Construction to Mission Branch Library

The $34 million renovation preserves the historic charm of the 1916 landmarked building while bringing the facility into the 21st century

Tennis Center at Golden Gate Park Earns Coveted National Award

The Lisa and Douglas Goldman Tennis Center has been selected for the U.S. Tennis Association’s 2023 Outstanding Facility award, receiving the top spot among 28 other winning tennis facilities nationwide

Mayor Breed and Board President Peskin Announce Citywide Outdoor Public Warning System Upgrade

The sirens, which were taken offline in 2019 to address security vulnerabilities, will provide an additional method to communicate critical public safety messages in the event of an emergency or disaster

Mayor Breed Announces Vacant to Vibrant Awardees as Part of San Francisco's Roadmap to Recovery Strategy

The 17 grantees will fill 9 vacant storefront spaces as pop-ups in Downtown beginning in September in partnership with the Office of Economic & Workforce Development and SF New Deal

Mayor London Breed Swears In Lydia So to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors

Former Historic Preservation Commissioner and Architect Lydia So has been sworn in by Mayor Breed to the seven-member SFMTA Board of Directors

San Francisco Marks Progress on Downtown Revitalization

Mayor Breed’s Roadmap has made progress changing laws to fill vacant space, reforming taxes, launching Downtown activations, and making streets cleaner and safer

San Francisco to Make Citywide Street Safety Improvements in Wake of 4th & King Fatality

Mayor Breed’s direction calls for the SFMTA to improve street safety in key areas, including a plan to prioritize and install improvements at intersections where most severe and fatal collisions occur

Long-term Future of Laguna Honda Hospital Secure as the State Grants Medicaid Recertification

With approval to receive Medi-Cal funding, 150-year-old public hospital will continue to serve City’s most vulnerable residents

Mayor London Breed and City Officials Highlight Pedestrian Traffic Safety for First Day of School

Increased traffic enforcement, street safety improvements will make streets and sidewalks safer for pedestrians and bicyclists