Only 3 more days until the Bridge to Excellence Scholarship deadline! Apply today at sfmayor.org/bridgetoexcell…

The Bridge to Excellence Scholarship deadline closes TOMORROW, March 18th! Submit your applications to sfmayor.org/bridgetoexcell…

SFUSD Seniors! Mayor Breed's Bridge to Excellence Scholarship has now been extended until Friday, March 25th! Apply at sfmayor.org/bridgetoexcell…

The Bridge to Excellence Scholarship application closes tomorrow! Apply today at sfmayor.org/bridgetoexcell…

Our crews mobilize and spring into action to clean up after Pride Parade 2022! #sfpride! #sfpride2022 #pride2022 #sfpride52

I'm excited to welcome back the 4th of July fireworks show along our waterfront! For those of you planning to attend, here is how to celebrate safely during your visit:

Be #COVID and #Flu ready! 1) get boosted 2) see your medical provider if you get sick 3) order your tests 4) wear a mask inside or in crowds. 5) Stay home if you feel sick. Learn more about how you and your family can be prepared here: sf.gov/step-by-step/f…

Highlighting 2022 scholarship awardee Ayinde! Mayor Breed’s scholarship provides financial support to students who are the first in their family to go to college. Apply today at sf.gov/appy-bridge-ex…

The deadline for Mayor Breed’s Bridge to Excellence Scholarship has now been extended to March 24th at 5PM. Apply today!

Today we broke ground on a 100% affordable housing development in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. 160 new homes for low-income and formerly homeless people and families, including transitional aged youth.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed wants to spend about $50.4 million to respond to a surge in homeless families that has overwhelmed city shelters. trib.al/xi0wWgs

The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development is now accepting public comment on the draft 2024 Inclusionary Affordable Housing Program Monitoring and Procedures Manual. Submit your comments by June 12, 2024 sf.gov/information/in…

Yesterday, I appointed Ivy Lee as the inaugural Director of the Office of Victim and Witness Rights. The formation of this new department signals a major step forward for victims, advocates, and survivors. It strengthens our pursuit of justice and transparency for victims who

This week, we celebrated more housing coming to our city and a major milestone in our 30 by 30 initiative to bring 30k residents and students Downtown by 2030.

What makes San Francisco so special is its rich tapestry of arts, culture and entertainment. We’re home to a world-renowned ballet, symphony, and opera, alongside over 30 theaters offering performances both big and small. Housing some of the world’s most treasured art

Overnight, a system update from the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike caused global impacts to online systems. While the majority of City and County IT systems do not utilize this software and were not impacted, some issues were reported and are currently being assessed.

Transforming office space into new homes is one way we’re reimagining San Francisco’s downtown as a 24/7 neighborhood. And yesterday’s 785 Market Street project kickoff was just one example of how we’re going to bring 30,000 new residents and students by 2030. Here are some of

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our annual State of Downtown SF & Achievement Awards! 🙌 Special appreciation to our inspiring speakers Jeffrey C. LeFrancois, @sfmayorsoffice @londonbreed, and Senator @scott_wiener ✨ Big thanks to The Conservatory at One Sansome for

San Francisco remains a resilient and global economic force because of the innovative and collaborative spirit that companies like Airbnb bring to the City.

California has officially declared San Francisco a Prohousing city. Yes, this means more state affordable housing and transit funding – but it also means we are *finally* becoming a city that rejects obstruction and says yes to housing. This turnaround didn’t happen by magic