City Hall
A GOP operative filed a lawsuit challenging a local ordinance granting non-citizens a say in SFUSD races, and the city is fighting back.
A proposed tax would apply to San Francisco landlords, with proceeds intended to fund the creation of affordable housing. But there are a few key exemptions.
The board also started the clock on the DA appointment, paving the way for the mayor to appoint a replacement.
The mayor’s office and supes agreed on a citywide spending plan in the wee hours of Tuesday morning. It must be approved by the full Board of Supervisors in July.
The board finalizes the June election results, finances affordable projects, and revives a pair of housing bills that have dragged out for months.
Downtown businesses still reeling from the pandemic hope an economic recovery program that funds pop-ups and other events survives the coming round of budget talks.
SFPD is the only department to reject all recommended reductions, citing urgency of staffing shortfalls and reforms.
A “news” website secretly created by the San Francisco chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America no longer allows access to author bios following a report that some writers don’t appear to be real people.
Those often confusing policy questions get on the ballot in a variety of ways.
Budget Chair Ronen has laid out an ultimatum for city departments, and the grilling happens this week.