New Affordable Senior Housing Opens in the Mission
The Casa de la Mision development will provide 44 permanently affordable homes for older adults exiting homelessness
$50 Million in Tax Credits Supports San Francisco Non-Profits and Businesses in Disadvantaged Communities
The tax credits will move forward critical investments in the City, while also creating new economic activity and jobs.
City Launches Initiative to Help Vulnerable Residents Vote in Elections
The Shanti project helps pick up and drop off ballots for older adults and people disabilities who need voting.
August is Transgender History Month in San Francisco
The country's first Transgender History Month honors the 55th anniversary of the 1966 Compton's Cafeteria Riots.
The City Opens High-Volume Testing Site in Response to Rise in COVID Cases
The site opens on August 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week by appointment only.
The City Requires Proof of Vaccination for Entry into Certain Indoor Businesses and All Large Indoor Events
All restaurants, bars, clubs, gyms and large indoor events will be required to obtain proof of vaccination from patrons and employees.
Bay Area Health Officials Urge Immediate Vaccination and Require Use of Face Coverings Indoors
Indoor masking orders take effect on Tuesday, August 3rd in eight Bay Area counties including San Francisco.
San Francisco Museums for All Is Now Permanent and Year-Round
The program now offers free or reduced admission year-round to more than 20 museums and cultural institutions for residents who receive public benefits.
The City's New Women and Families First Initiative
The initiative provides job training for 300 women and supports about 800 children with childcare tuition credits.
San Francisco Distributes $90 million in Rent Relief
The City’s new Emergency Rental Assistance program supporting vulnerable San Francisco tenants launches on May 28.