Accountability.
Change.
Service.
San Francisco's call for accountability, service, and change has been heard. Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie has been given a mandate to write our city’s next chapter with new ideas and accountable leadership. In this transition phase, we’re undertaking a search to build an administration that mirrors the diversity, creativity, and compassion of the people who live here. The Mayor-elect is committed to shaking up the status quo and changing the way government works to deliver measurable results.
Watch out for road closures and drive safely this weekend, San Francisco.
Closures on eastbound I-80 are coming to San Francisco this weekend 🌉
If you have questions about the closure, call our info line and leave a message at 510-286-0319. Our team will follow up with a return call to provide more details and support.
Our 911 response times are the fastest they have been in years–with 90% of calls answered within 15 seconds, after a low of 72% in 2023. Today, I visited the dispatchers who work every day to respond to emergency situations without delay.
We accomplished this by improving
Let’s go, Warriors. Heart of a champion!
On to Phoenix 💥
We passed new RV legislation last fall to help get people out of RVs and into stable housing and make sure our streets are safe and clean for everyone. More than 100 households, including families, have now traded RVs for housing, showing our new approach is working.
This RV
Make today a relaxing Sunday day in. Heavy rain expected today. Transit & traffic disruptions likely. Avoid unnecessary travel. Check on friends and family who may need assistance during the storm, especially elderly, homebound, or neighbors with disabilities.
⚠️ STORM UPDATE: A narrow cold-frontal rainband is forecast to arrive later this afternoon. Risk for 50 mph gusts & isolated weak tornadoes/waterspouts.
📍 Timing:
North Bay: 2PM–5PM
SF Bay Area: 4PM–7PM
Central Coast: 6PM–9PM
Stay weather aware! #CAwx #BayAreaWX
Mayor Daniel Lurie has chosen the next leader of San Francisco’s homelessness agency, an appointment that is poised to leave Lurie’s mark on one of the most important parts of the city government.
Mike Levine is the new Executive Director of San Francisco’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing.
Mike is a lifelong public servant, having led Massachusetts’ Medicaid program, a $23 billion agency that serves nearly 2 million residents.
He is an expert in
We’re bringing City Hall to our neighborhoods, last night hosting a District 2 open house at Fort Mason. Leaders from 17 city departments—including District Attorney Brooke Jenkins—were on hand to answer questions and assist residents.
Thank you to Supervisor Stephen Sherrill
