San Francisco's call for accountable leadership, service, and change has been heard. I am both humbled and inspired by the great honor and privilege of serving you—the people of San Francisco—as your next Mayor. Thank you to everyone who worked tirelessly on this campaign, and

Two Hilton hotels downtown are being bought for over $400 million, in one of the largest real estate moves of the year. Downtown San Francisco is on the rise, and major investments like this show momentum is building every day. Visitors are returning, conferences are choosing San

Today I signed a package of PermitSF legislation that strips away red tape in our permitting system. We're cutting bureaucracy, saving residents time and money. With PermitSF, we will continue this work so that our city can thrive.

13 drug dealers arrested. 29 people with warrants arrests. These are the results of Wednesday’s drug-market operations, and we’re not stopping. Thank you to our local law enforcement, as well as the DEA, FBI, and state partners who are working with us to shut down drug markets.

San Francisco is supercharging our nighttime drug enforcement, targeting those who are dealing drugs on our streets. This week, I stopped by DMACC—our Drug Market Agency Coordination Center—which brings together city departments with state and federal partners to coordinate drug

If you’re a landlord in San Francisco, I have a message for you. The city is currently looking for stable housing for families and individuals living in RVs. We are offering real benefits to property owners who want to offer their units: guaranteed rent, a streamlined placement

Nvidia is opening its first San Francisco office at Mission Rock—a major vote of confidence in our city. San Francisco is a global hub of innovation, and @Nvidia’s comittment underscores that we are a city on the rise.

Before I took office, San Francisco was handing out smoking supplies to anyone who asked. We changed that policy to ensure safer smoking supplies are always paired with counseling or treatment. Now, six months later, city-funded partners have made around 1,000 treatment

NEW: Microsoft will bring back its Ignite conference to San Francisco in 2026 and is making a multi-year commitment to the city, a win for the tourism sector.

Microsoft Ignite is in San Francisco right now, bringing 20,000 people to our city and generating an estimated $68 million in economic impact and 68,000 hotel room nights. Today, I’m excited to announce that this flagship tech conference is coming back to San Francisco in 2026!

There is nothing quite like Union Square during the holidays. Families come from across the city and the Bay Area because the season feels alive when you are here. As new stores and experiences arrive just in time for the holidays, San Francisco is sending a clear message: it’s a

If overdoses continue at a similar level the next two months, the city could record its lowest annual overdose death toll since 2019, when its fentanyl crisis exploded.

Overdose numbers for October are at the lowest number recorded since the city started tracking in 2020.  Over the past year we have brought a new level of coordination to our public safety and public health strategies. Our teams are disrupting open-air drug markets, connecting

Yesterday, we mourned the loss of Alice Wong, a fearless disability rights activist, author, and founder of the Disability Visibility Project. Her activism and courage inspired countless people across our communities, including here in San Francisco. Let us honor her legacy by

As a city, we need to get out of the way of our small businesses so they can focus on what they do best. Today we took an important step to help them by signing Supervisor @DannySauter’s District Three Thrives legislation. We’re cutting red tape, simplifying permits, and making

Yesterday, I released the following statement:

SFPD CRACKDOWN: Over 350 arrests and 12 lbs of narcotics seized in 2 weeks. These operations will continue in the weeks to come as the SFPD works with our city, state, and federal law enforcement partners to get drugs off our streets. Read more: https://t.co/eAHyg6ddRB

We know nighttime drug enforcement has been a challenge, and we're stepping up with supercharged operations that have resulted in 350 arrests and 12 pounds of narcotics seized. We still have work ahead of us, but thank you to the @SFPD for your continued efforts to keep our

San Francisco was caught flat-footed by the fentanyl crisis. This new law enforcement sobering center offers an alternative to the emergency room or jail—a place where law enforcement can take individuals who have been arrested for openly using drugs on our streets. Learn more

Today, San Francisco is experiencing heavy rain and strong winds which can quickly lead to dangerous conditions. To stay safe today, use caution when traveling to and from work and school, stay away from flooded areas, and monitor emergency alerts from ReadySF. Here’s what you

This new law enforcement sobering center marks a fundamental change in San Francisco: If you do drugs on our streets, we will arrest you. And with this new resource, we will give you a real chance to enter recovery.