During this unprecedented public health emergency, Mayor Breed’s proposed budget includes over $4 million investment over the next two years to continue essential rental subsidies and housing support services for low-income transgender residents and HIV-positive San Franciscans
San Francisco has become the first county in the nation to stop generating revenue from incarcerated people and their families, lifting an economic burden from low-income communities, boosting connection to support networks, and easing re-entry.
Businesses allowed to be open now can continue. Indoor dining and outdoor bars will not move forward on July 13. Other business activities slated for Phase 2C are being evaluated.
California Strategic Growth Council’s Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities and Infill Infrastructure Grant Programs will expedite the construction of crucial affordable housing and infrastructure projects