Historic year of labor enforcement puts $21.6 million back in workers’ pockets. San Francisco continues to lead the nation in upholding strong labor protections.
Following year-long review of San Francisco boards and commissions and extensive public engagement, the report outlines opportunities to make City public bodies more effective
Beck led the transformation of Treasure Island from a former naval station into a growing mixed-use community.
Under Beck’s leadership, the City delivered major infrastructure, parks, transportation improvements, and hundreds of new homes on Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island.
Bond Provides Essential Funding to Strengthen San Francisco’s Disaster Preparedness, Public Safety Infrastructure; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Make San Francisco Safer.
Chu Will Continue in Role Overseeing More Than 25 Departments, Divisions, and Programs, 1,000 City Employees; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Improve Government Operations, Deliver Results for San Franciscans
Keogh brings extensive experience managing customer service operations and innovation in service delivery to oversee San Francisco’s 24/7 customer service center.
Keogh comes into this role held by Acting Director of SF311 Kevin Dyer, who succeeded Nancy Alfaro following her recent retirement.
The Real Estate Division (RED), is excited to partner with Foodwise, an experienced local nonprofit farmers market operator, to manage the Alemany Farmers Market beginning in February 2026.
San Francisco’s First Professional Women’s Sports Training Facility Will Open Ahead of Bay FC’s 2027 Season. Builds on San Francisco’s Momentum as Global Sports City, Driving Economic Recovery.
New Funding Will Support More Than 260 Organizations, Bringing Performances, Festivals, Cultural Experiences to San Francisco; Support for Arts and Culture Organizations Continues to Drive San Francisco’s Economic Comeback
New Park on Treasure Island Adds Community Space for Residents, Visitors; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Foster Vibrant Public Spaces, Support San Francisco’s Recovery