City Hall
With an approval rating just shy of 50% according to the Standard Poll, Mayor London Breed faces political tests this November and beyond
New poll numbers show San Franciscans think City Hall is doing a poor job, but most plan to stay put anyway.
The new guy witnesses a ‘PROXY’ battle over housing policy and more reproach over redistricting.
The supervisor could be a potential candidate for the job if San Francisco’s progressive prosecutor is recalled in June.
District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey’s first board meeting includes a possible clash between Breed, Preston over housing.
Dorsey said he was driven by his personal experience in addiction recovery and by watching a fentanyl epidemic take hold.
These revenue-generating departments make up roughly half of San Francisco’s budget in a typical year, but some got hit hard by Covid.
The Board speaks out on the SCOTUS decision, honors the City’s Asian and Pacific Islander community… and has an empty seat.
Public Works says it needs an enhanced budget for sanitation as it faces a costly, voter-mandated spinoff into a new sanitation department.
An agenda light on ordinances focuses on grants, plus two Police Commissioners are set for reappointment.