Mayor Lurie is implementing reforms to address a 'rent emergency'. The reforms include a $30 million infusion. Details of the reforms are available from KQED.
The investment is intended to tackle the emergency. Further information on the reforms can be found through KQED.
More specifics on the reforms and their goals are available from the source, which provides additional context and details on the $30 million infusion and its intended use.
safety
BART service is continuing to recover following a fire at a power substation in Daly City, which caused delays and service adjustments.
parks
Protesters picketed an inaugural event for the new Sonoma County Sheriff's Foundation over the sheriff's limited cooperation with ICE.
News
49ers fans attend a watch party at San Pedro Square for the team's season opener against the Rams in Australia.
News
The civil lawsuit planned by the family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez against the singer D4vd has been filed, accepted and stamped by the court.
Local
Blocked by a San Francisco judge from selling the home, the murder suspect's family is now renting it out for $6,300 a month- nearly double what the victim previously paid....
government
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, the Board of Supervisors and the City Attorney's office are all pulling together on a plan to help people who rent to stay in their homes....
