City Attorney David Chiu and Mayor Daniel Lurie have the legal authority to prevent the suffering of tenants in San Francisco, but have chosen not to use it, despite documented violations and ongoing harm.
Proponents of the Stronger Muni for All campaign have filed notice to begin collecting signatures for a ballot measure in 2026 to prevent major transit service cuts and stabilize San Francisco’s public transportation system, which is facing a $307 million budget shortfall.
Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the opening of 24 new permanent supportive homes for transitional-aged youth exiting homelessness at 42 Otis Street, operated by nonprofit provider Five Keys.
Mayor Daniel Lurie celebrated the opening of two new affordable housing communities, Amani and Nia, and the groundbreaking of two additional developments, Blocks 7 and 9, marking a major milestone in the Sunnydale HOPE SF revitalization project, which will provide over 350 new homes for low-income families and legacy HOPE SF households.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie welcomed continued partnerships with federal law enforcement agencies, prompting criticism from local leaders and activists who fear the Trump administration will continue to weaponize these institutions for political purposes.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed an executive directive to support immigrant communities and maintain trust between residents and local government, while also preparing for potential federal action.
Mayor Daniel Lurie of San Francisco has rejected President Donald Trump’s suggestion to deploy the National Guard to the city, citing the lack of authority of the National Guard to arrest drug dealers and the city’s progress in reducing crime with the help of local, state, and federal law enforcement.
Crime in San Francisco has dropped nearly 30% in 2025, one of the city’s lowest crime rates in decades, due to expanded law enforcement partnerships and targeted public safety funding.
Mayor Daniel Lurie cut the ribbon on the Dorris M. Vincent Apartments, a new affordable housing community in the Hunters Point Shipyard that will provide 73 units for San Francisco families, in honor of longtime community leader Dorris M. Vincent.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2025-2026 aims to address a $782 million deficit by slashing $100 million in vital services and eliminating 1,400 positions across 17 departments, while preserving funding for police, fire, and other emergency services.
Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Daniel Lurie are both pushing policies that criminalize homelessness, while the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is cutting funding for organizations that advocate for homeless people.
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