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.
Every day in San Francisco, we see people with severe mental illness deteriorating in plain sight. They cycle through emergency rooms and jails. Families watch their loved ones slip further away. Neighborhoods feel the impact when help comes only after harm has already occurred.
SportsCenter pays tribute to ‘Grateful Dead’ founding member and 49ers fan Bob Weir, who died at the age of 78.
San Francisco mourns the loss of Bob Weir. Bob and the Grateful Dead helped build connection across generations, and his legacy will live on in San Francisco.
Bob's return to Golden Gate Park this past summer brought out the best of our city—music, community, and joy. My heart
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Bobby Weir. We send him off the way he sent so many of us on our way: with a farewell that isn’t an ending, but a blessing. A reward for a life worth livin'. https://bobweir.net/bobby/
📸 Chloe Weir
Super Duper Burgers is coming to the café space on the east side of Union Square.
Started in the Castro, Super Duper is now expanding to another iconic San Francisco location, bringing a homegrown favorite to the heart of downtown. This new spot will be a place where visitors,
Since day one, I've made clear that safety is non-negotiable in San Francisco, and the numbers are clear that our streets are getting safer.
But there's no question we have more work to do, and my Street Safety executive directive will continue that work to ensure seniors,
San Francisco has seen the steepest year-over-year decline of pedestrian deaths on record, falling well below the city average of 30 deaths per year. https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2026/pedestrian-fatalities-sf-california/?taid=695fb3b83e476800018323ce&utm_campaign=trueanthem%2B3988&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
Today, Mayor’s Office staff, members of the Board of Supervisors, and volunteers came together for a neighborhood cleanup at Civic Center and in the Tenderloin. It was the perfect way to mark 1 year in office and a reminder that everyone can do their part to make our city a
This spring, San Francisco will open our RESET Center as another tool to address open drug use. When law enforcement arrest people for using drugs on our streets, those individuals will be taken to the RESET Center to sober up and get connected to treatment. Staying on the street
This week I stopped by Vercel’s expanded headquarters on Mission Street to mark a major investment in downtown San Francisco.
After sitting vacant for more years, this space is now home to growing teams. Vercel’s expansion reflects that San Francisco remains the epicenter of
The professionalism and expertise of our @SFPD officers saves lives every day. Thank you for de-escalating a dangerous situation and keeping people safe.
On Jan 5, SFPD officers responded to an armed individual in crisis along the Embarcadero. Our Tactical Unit and Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) de-escalated the dangerous situation and safely took the person into custody. Thank you to all of our officers involved.