San Francisco residents report similar or improved sentiments towards most service areas, with notable gains in public safety and overall government service perceptions, but voice growing frustration over affordability, according to the most recent City Survey
Assessor’s Office maintained high pace on assessment appeals while regaining ground on regular assessments – resolving 7,600 assessment appeals – 5x pre-pandemic norms - and clearing 13,000 assessable events from the backlog.
Former City Official Tajel Shah abused her position to secure a multi-million-dollar government contract for a friend’s company, violating departmental and city policies, and revealing a culture that suppressed internal oversight and discouraged staff from raising concerns.
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
What was previously a three-pronged approach to nonprofit monitoring now has four components for coordinated oversight of nonprofits that contract with the City
Under the leadership of Sheryl Davis, the Human Rights Commission abused public funds by willfully disregarding City purchasing rules and spending millions of dollars on ineligible or improper expenses, including expenses related to Davis’s personal business ventures.