City's new entertainment experience will offer family-friendly fun for people of all ages to enjoy and bring more people to Civic Center and surrounding areas
New department will provide children under six and their families with a robust early childhood system of support and dedicate nearly $300 million to support early educators, children, and families
Casa Esperanza at the Eula Hotel is part of the City’s broader, multi-year strategy to address transitional age youth homelessness with increase in dedicated housing, shelter, services and job programs
Neighborhood clinic reopens after nearly $15 million renovation that includes seismic upgrades, improved accessibility for people with disabilities, enhanced patient facilities and new services
California Library Infrastructure Grant will preserve and improve these historic Carnegie libraries, which are among the oldest in the city library system
Key part of SF’s Economic Recovery will fund promotions to attract leisure travelers, conventions, meetings, and events, and provide support for events at Moscone Convention Center
Two latest buildings to receive state support are part of Mayor Breed’s historic Homelessness Recovery Plan that has added nearly 3,000 new homes for formerly homeless residents in the last two years
