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丹尼爾·羅偉 46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco
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Car break-ins are at 22-year lows, and the era of broken glass on the streets of San Francisco is over. From day one, we have been clear: if you come to San Francisco to commit a crime, we will catch you and we will arrest you.
Thanks to the hard work of SFPD and new technology, we are catching criminals, building cases, and sending a clear message that there are consequences in our city. There is still more work to do, and we will keep being relentless about getting results and keeping San Franciscans safe.
13 Aug 2026
Today we announced a sweeping rent relief package to address the rent emergency in San Francisco.
We’re taking action with the Board of Supervisors to strengthen enforcement of our nation-leading tenant protections, expand access to legal representation for renters facing eviction, and make sure tenants know their rights.
We’re also launching a public education campaign to put clear information about renter protections directly in the hands of San Franciscans.
As our city grows, we should make sure that San Franciscans can put down roots and build their futures.
10 Sep 2026
Finding childcare shouldn’t feel like a full-time job. Starting today, San Francisco families can visit our new Early Learning for All Parent Portal to check if they qualify for free or lower-cost care, explore those childcare and preschool options, and apply—all in one place.
Visit sf.gov/childcare to see if your family qualifies for free or subsidised childcare. If you do, you can submit an application and search for programs based on location, schedule, language, and other needs.
Starting July 1, families making 200% of the Area Median Income—about $324,000 for a family of four—now qualify for a 50% subsidy for childcare. That follows our expansion in January, when we extended free childcare for families making 150% of the Area Medium Income, or $230,000 for a family of four.
Through our Family Opportunity Agenda we are bringing down the cost of living so families can build a life in San Francisco. Now, more families can access affordable childcare—and our new portal will make it easy.
20 Jul 2026
San Francisco sports teams are having a moment. Our Valkyries just won the WNBA championship, the Warriors are on fire, and the Niners are 6-1 and taking on the Raiders today at home. Have a great weekend everyone, and let’s go San Francisco!
08 Nov 2026
Happy Diwali, San Francisco!
This week, we hosted the first-ever Diwali celebration at City Hall. Diwali marks the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. For many Indian and South Asian families in our city, it is a time for reflection and for coming together.
Our Indian and South Asian communities have helped shape this city for generations, and we’re proud of your contributions to our neighborhoods through small businesses, civic life, and community leadership. Thank you to M.R. Rangaswami and his nonprofit, Indiaspora, for making our celebration possible.
As we celebrate this Festival of Lights, let’s thank the people who bring light into our lives and find ways to do the same for others.
08 Nov 2026
Before first responders arrive, San Francisco’s 911 operators are already on the front lines.
They are the calm voices on the other end of the phone, helping people through some of their most difficult moments. I visited the 911 call center on Turk Street recently to share my appreciation. Thank you to each and every one of these operators for their public service.
07 Nov 2026
Cheese Plus sandwiches are a Polk Street staple. If I’m in the area around lunch, this is a go-to.
In addition to the deli, Cheese Plus also has a market with a variety of kitchen goods and grocery items. They have served the neighborhood for over 20 years, and we’re going to keep working to ensure that small businesses like it can thrive in San Francisco.
📍 2001 Polk Street
07 Nov 2026
I stopped by Gum Moon’s family resource center in Chinatown and caught a glimpse of their 2-year-old class, where families were practicing for their charity concert.
Gum Moon provides family support, like group programs for infants and toddlers, in our Chinatown, Richmond, and Sunset neighborhoods. They also provide safe and affordable transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault, specializing in language-appropriate support for Asian women.
San Francisco is proud to support Gum Moon and the great work they are doing for our Chinese and Asian communities. Thank you to the team, kids, and families at Gum Moon for having me.
06 Nov 2026
San Franciscans can get free sandbags from the city to prepare for the winter!
The first Sandbag Saturday is this weekend in the Marina! Swipe to see upcoming dates ➡️
El Niño and the rainy season are coming. Now is the time to get ready and protect your home or business. San Francisco residents and businesses can receive up to 10 sandbags per address. All you need to do is bring proof of address.
Sandbag Saturday locations:
- Nov. 7, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive
- Nov. 14, 8am–2pm: Lake Merced Sunset Circle, Sunset Boulevard at Lake Merced Boulevard
- Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Marina Green Triangle, Marina Boulevard at Marina Green Drive
- Nov. 21, 8am–2pm: Ocean Beach parking lot, Great Highway at Balboa Street
- Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Sherman Street between Folsom and Harrison Streets
- Dec. 5, 8am–2pm: Fire Training Center, 19th Street and Folsom Street
Can’t make a Saturday? Public Works also distributes sandbags Monday through Saturday, 8am–2pm, at its Operations Yard at Marin and Kansas Streets.
Let’s get ready for El Niño, San Francisco.
06 Nov 2026
Every day, I see the conditions that Marshall Elementary families and Mission residents are dealing with, and every day, I am frustrated. Moving the problem from one block to the next isn’t good enough—this community deserves concrete steps that will make a real difference.
That’s why we brought everyone to the table: Supervisor Fielder, community leaders, law enforcement, social services, and our philanthropic and state partners. And today, I am happy to outline a plan for a $9.25 million investment from Crankstart and $3 million in state funding that will help make our Mission corridor and BART plazas safer.
Alongside an immediate law enforcement surge, this funding will allow us to activate these spaces and add infrastructure on the plazas and near Marshall Elementary, so we can shut down dangerous and illegal activity and provide the safe, clean streets this community deserves.
Thank you to Crankstart, Supervisor Fielder, and Assemblymember Gabriel for your partnership and commitment to the safety and well-being of the Mission community.
06 Nov 2026
One year ago, we launched a program to get RVs off our streets and help the people living in them move into stable housing.
In May 2025, there were more than 500 RVs citywide. Today, that number is down to approximately 170.
We’ve provided RV households with active case management and priority access to services. Through this program, 250 households have been moved into housing or shelter.
We will continue to build on that progress. We’re committed to helping people find stable housing while keeping our streets clean and safe for every San Franciscan.
06 Nov 2026
Last week, I toured Bay FC’s new training facility on Treasure Island with soccer legend and Bay FC co-founder Aly Wagner. With three fields and a major clubhouse, this is a big investment in Treasure Island and our city.
San Francisco is the global center of women’s sports, and Bay FC is part of it. Last year, 40,000 fans packed Oracle Park for a Bay FC game, and this expanded presence in San Francisco will build on that momentum.
We’re proud to have this facility in San Francisco. Let’s go, Bay, and let’s go, San Francisco.
05 Nov 2026
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