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.
Members of the Muni Funding Working Group offer list of revenue generating and cost-saving packages for the SFMTA, Mayor, and Board of Supervisors to choose from.
Following an initial assessment of the Community Challenge Grants program that revealed a deeply flawed system of awarding grants, including fabricated scores, a new report outlines the ways city money awarded to nonprofit Urban Ed Academy has been tainted by irregularities and the circumventing of City rules.
Subject matter experts convened by Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Mandelman publish recommended next steps to secure long-term treatment for San Franciscans with severe mental illness.
The new set of policies will help organizations, city departments, and the communities better track the delivery of services provided by the over 700 nonprofit organizations contracted to work with San Francisco government.
Reports summarize the delivery of resident services in San Francisco between July 2023 and June 2024, showing both positive trends and areas for improvement.