Quick reports on our city’s innermost workings.
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The Planning Commission discussed and endorsed updated strategies for the Mission Action Plan 2030, approved amendments to the Third Street Alcohol Restricted Use District, granted an exemption for a medical clinic expansion in West Portal, and reviewed adjustments to the 2025 meeting schedule for holiday observances. Additional topics included tenant protections, affordable housing efforts, and…
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The Board of Supervisors discussed a lawsuit settlement related to a transgender income program, approved significant funding for infrastructure and housing projects, advanced ordinances on surveillance and AI transparency, and addressed mental health and homelessness policies, while also honoring key public figures and leaders in city services.
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The Committee discussed impact fees for PDR space conversions, affordable housing obligations for the 30 Van Ness project, revisions to disability access requirements, density requirements for residential projects, and the establishment of a special sign district at 2301 Chestnut Street. Several items were amended or continued for further review.
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The SFMTA Board discussed the implementation of Prop K-related intersection modifications, budget challenges impacting Muni services, updates to Vision Zero strategies, and recognized the Paint Shop team for safety improvements, along with updates on public transit projects and community initiatives.
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The Commission discussed the department’s storm response, approved contracts for pavement renovation and bulbout construction, reviewed a reorganization plan to improve project delivery and asset management, and adopted its first annual report highlighting achievements and public engagement.
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The Committee discussed changes to impact fees for PDR to non-residential uses, a residential project with a pedestrian bridge at Howard Street, zoning updates for the 30 Van Ness Special Use District, Below Market Rate housing resale rules, and various planning and housing-related fee waivers and landmark designations.
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The Planning Commission reviewed a nine-unit residential development at 5172 Mission Street, changes to affordable housing compliance at 986 South Van Ness Avenue, and a cannabis cultivation proposal at 1126 Shafter Avenue, alongside discussions on small business displacement and historic preservation standards.
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The SFMTA Board tackled a packed agenda, with the Valencia Street bike lane debate taking center stage. Cyclists and merchants clashed over the tradeoffs between safety, accessibility, and commerce. Meanwhile, post-election funding updates and Muni’s innovative projects showcased both the challenges and successes shaping San Francisco’s transit future.
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The Board discussed and approved expanded protections for reproductive health facilities, amendments to the 3333 California Street housing project, bond measures for earthquake safety and affordable housing, and received updates on immigration protections, drug crisis response, and new neighborhood commercial district designations. Commendations and public comments addressed environmental justice, gun violence, and healthcare access.
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The Police Commission reviewed federal partnerships and their alignment with sanctuary city policies, discussed significant crime reductions and specific high-profile incidents, evaluated updates to police policies including responses to “swatting,” and heard public comments on youth interaction policies and honoring victims. Additional topics included officer recognition, drug enforcement efforts, neglect-of-duty allegations, and ongoing policy revisions.
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