How popular is housing, really? Super popular! - 74% support Family Zoning - 68% support high‑rises near transit (81% among 18–39‑year‑olds) - 67% support 5–8 stories on major streets We're publishing our crosstabs for the first time, covering several years of our housing polls

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.

A @GrowSF poll from 2023 showed San Franciscans overwhelmingly support this approach. Voters want people using drugs to be taken to sobering centers where they can be stabilized and connected to treatment, not left on the street. https://t.co/1ZgK2ECw2b

A sobering center means people found unconscious or in crisis aren’t left on the sidewalk. They’re brought indoors, medically monitored, stabilized, and linked to treatment and services. This is how we save lives and restore safety for neighborhoods.

Opinion: A San Francisco supervisor is using the death of a kitty at the wheels of a Waymo as an excuse to virtue-signal to progressives and win favor with Teamsters. 📝: @adamlashinsky

Supervisor Jackie Fielder exploited the death of a beloved cat for politics, aligning herself with the Teamsters union, which wants to ban self-driving trucks. Worse, she promoted “KitKatCoin,” a meme cryptocurrency named after the cat, which critics say looks like a

Supervisor Chan’s latest legislation would require a change-of-use permit for certain businesses to open. That’s the opposite of what SF needs and will lead to more permit delays and more vacant storefronts. We hope the full Board votes this down. https://t.co/vOeuCdRuR6

"It’s probably the biggest comeback story, to be quite honest with you." https://t.co/BPmO4fYYtl

We’re proud to support Stephen Sherrill for District 2 Supervisor! Sherrill brings proven experience from the Bloomberg Administration and San Francisco’s Office of Innovation — and he’s delivering results here at home. He’s cut red tape for small businesses, improved public

District 3 is the hardest place in San Francisco to open or grow a small business. We're changing that. You shouldn't need to wade through complex codes or wait endlessly for permits to be reviewed. District 3 Thrives passed this week, a major step to support small businesses

Our pro-growth Board of Supervisors is going to undo 20 years of red-tape added by Aaron Peskin 🚀

Next year will be @GrowSF’s biggest year ever. We have two big elections and we're going to spend millions of dollars to reach voters across San Francisco and win the races that will decide our city’s future. On the ballot: • Major charter reforms to fix how government works

Demand for office space in San Francisco is surging. Let's go, San Francisco.

✅ Big win for North Beach! Supervisor @DannySauter’s legislation to cut red tape for small businesses passed the Board of Supervisors 8–2 (Walton and Chan opposed). This means we'll see fewer empty storefronts and more neighborhood vibrancy. https://t.co/mu7wNLWeNB

🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 GrowSF is looking for a Growth Marketer / Campaign Manager to craft strategy, run smart ad campaigns, and win elections. Learn more and apply 👇 https://t.co/LkBF5t3RJQ

A major vote is coming to San Francisco: the Family Zoning Ordinance. This piece of legislation creates incentives to build medium-density housing throughout the city so that our children, families, seniors, and generational San Franciscans can afford to live and work in this

Mayor @DanielLurie's Family Zoning Plan will help San Francisco build more homes and allow more families to live in the city. Join us and partner orgs Sunday in Duboce Park to enjoy the sunshine, good company, and a shared vision for a more livable city. https://t.co/zd0xOCC2DH

When I ran for office, I consistently heard requests from the Tenderloin community for beat officers to be returned to the neighborhood, and I promised to make this a priority. Now we're delivering on that commitment in partnership with SFPD. I'm proud to introduce a few of the

This crisis didn’t come out of nowhere — state policies decriminalized theft and sidewalk fencing, and the results were predictable. Thanks to Senator @Scott_Wiener and Mayor @DanielLurie for bringing common sense policies to San Francisco.

Good news: Sacramento just cleared the path for SF to crack down on stolen-goods vending. With state bill SB 276 signed, the city can now cite, confiscate, and prosecute vendors who can’t prove their merchandise was lawfully obtained. https://t.co/MYRiUpQE8M

🏡 Celebrate the Family Zoning Plan! Join us Sun 10/19, 2–4 PM at Duboce Park for snacks, crafts & community as SF moves toward more affordable housing. Co-Hosted by @HACdotorg, @GrowSF, Abundant SF, Westside Family Democrats, & United Democrats.