San Francisco
An in-depth study investigates support for June ballot measures, municipal policies, City Hall and city life in 2022.
In a lengthy public comment period, teachers, students and other community members aired grievances and voiced concerns.
Respondents to a recent poll indicated that they weren’t exactly satisfied with the city’s public education system, but also signaled support for giving schools more money.
District officials say teacher resignations and retirement are consistent with recent trends, but union leaders have called it a crisis since the fall.
Bond measure update, custodial staffing, outdoor learning, a student assignment and more.
Myong Leigh, superintendent of policy and operations and a two-decade veteran of SFUSD, said he plans to leave his post in June.
Emboldened by a tight labor market at a time of growing public support for their cause, unions are well-positioned to win gains in both the public and private sectors.
Supervisors are set to approve more rent relief, address property-related political drama, and call for greater transparency in property records.
As California prepares to sunset its rent relief program, San Francisco is planning to take up the slack. But uncertainties remain.
A look at Breed’s Europe itinerary shows a media blitz focused on promoting San Francisco’s great outdoors and parklet dining.