Preserves Neighborhood Character, Historic Landmarks; Maintains Local Control Over Map, Modernizes Half Century-Old Zoning Laws; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Housing in San Francisco
Funding Will Support Development of More Than 330 Affordable Homes for Low-Income Families, LQBTQ+ Elders, Formerly Homeless Households, and Long-Term HIV/AIDS Survivors; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Housing
After Passing Nation’s First PFAS Ban for Firefighter Gear, Department Celebrates Accomplishment That Will Keep Firefighters Safe; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Improve Public Safety, Support First Responders
Legislation Authorizes Enforcement of Vending Permit Requirements, Protects Permitted Vendors, Strengthens Small Businesses; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Efforts to Improve Public Safety, Deliver Clean, Safe Streets
Following Passage of Family Zoning Plan, New Set of Reforms Will Address Longstanding Challenges to Building Affordable Housing and Small Residential Projects; Additional Improvements to Permitting Process Will Make It Easier to Host Special Events; Builds on Months of Common-Sense Permit Reform Helping to Accelerate San Francisco’s Recovery
Six New Vacant to Vibrant Storefronts Have Opened Downtown Within 100 Days of Executive Directive; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Support Small Businesses, Accelerate Downtown’s Comeback.
Lew Brings More Than 20 Years of Experience Serving in Neighborhoods Across San Francisco, Leading SFPD’s Work to Tackle Drug Crisis; Interim Chief Paul Yep to Remain as Senior Advisor Through Major Events in 2026; Under Mayor Lurie’s Leadership, Crime Down Nearly 30% Citywide, With Homicides at Lowest Level Since 1950s and Car Break-Ins at Two-Decade Low.
Partnership With Board of Supervisors Supplements Funding Preserved in Budget Passed Overwhelmingly This Summer; San Francisco Has Already Distributed More Than $12 Million in Grants This Year for Immigrant Legal Services