Legislation Advances Long-Awaited Freedom West 2.0 Project, Unlocking Affordable Housing, Public Open Space, and Thousands of Jobs; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work Under Family Opportunity Agenda to Build More Homes, Help People Put Down Roots in San Francisco.
New WNBA 3-Point Lines at Margaret S. Hayward and Joe DiMaggio Playgrounds Follow Reopening of Renovated Nate Thurmond Panhandle Basketball Courts; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Family Opportunity Agenda, Investments in Public Spaces
San Francisco’s First-in-California Speed Camera Program Now a Model for Cities Across the State; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Make Streets Safer, Broader Public Safety Progress
Large Special Events Like Super Bowl, FIFA World Cup, Musical Festivals, and Conferences Continue to Drive Economic Recovery, Support City’s Small Businesses and Neighborhood; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Recent Announcements That 2027 Vogue World, 2027 WNBA All-Star Game, and 2028 MLB All-Star Game Are Coming to San Francisco
New Office Will Centralize City Response, Strengthen Coordination, and Advise on Long-Term Solutions Through New Food Security Council; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Efforts to Support Families and Strengthen Social Safety Net, Including $34 Million Investment in Helping Families Keep Critical Healthcare, Food Assistance
New Flagship Store Will Be Largest on the West Coast, Featuring Exclusive Merchandise Made with SFMTA, SFUSD Students, and Local Artists; Builds on Progress Under Mayor Lurie’s Heart of the City Plan to Revitalize Downtown
City Working Across Departments to Provide Safe, Enjoyable Experience for Attendees of Air Shows, Ship Tours, and Neighborhood Concerts; Attendees Can Sign Up for Emergency Alerts by Texting FLEETWEEKSF to 888-777; Follows Successful Large Events like Outside Lands, FIFA World Cup, and Super Bowl, Driving Economic Recovery
Mayor Lurie and Assemblymember Stefani’s Bill, Signed by Governor Newsom, Allows Prosecutors to Charge Violations of Protective Orders as Felonies in High-Risk Cases; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Investments in Housing and Services for Domestic Violence Survivors, Work to Keep All San Franciscans Safe
Mayor Lurie and Assemblymember Haney’s Bill, Signed by Governor Newsom, Allows State Funding to Support Recovery-Focused Housing for People Struggling With Addiction; Builds on Mayor Lurie's Transformation of City’s Homelessness and Behavioral Health Response, Unsheltered Homelessness at 15-Year Low
Mayor Lurie and Assemblymember Haney’s Bill, Signed by Governor Newsom, Will Support Construction of Housing for Working Families; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work Under Family Opportunity Agenda to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down Costs for Families