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No Hidden Rent ActBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Schedules $200M Transit Loan Hearing and Introduces No Hidden Rent Act, Illegal Dumping Reforms
The Board scheduled a Committee of the Whole hearing on a $200M MTC transit operating loan and introduced tenant transparency and illegal dumping enforcement legislation.
Why it matters: The $200M MTC loan is a critical bridge to keep Muni running while regional transit funding is secured, and the No Hidden Rent Act would require landlords to disclose all recurring fees upfront.
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Ken BukowskiBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Celebrates Retiring Homelessness Director, Promoted Officer, and Dykes on Bikes' 50th Anniversary
Extended commendations honored retiring HSH Director Sherene McSpadden, SFPD Sgt. Drew Kai Butler's promotion, and Dykes on Bikes' 50th anniversary.
Why it matters: McSpadden's departure marks the end of an era at HSH after she oversaw record shelter expansion and the city's lowest street homelessness counts in 15 years during unprecedented challenges.
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Community Economic Recovery HubsBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Approves Disputed $16.8M Recovery Hub Grant After Committee Flagged Oversight Gaps
The Board approved a $16.8M retroactive grant for community economic recovery hubs in Districts 9-11 after the Budget Committee forwarded it without recommendation.
Why it matters: The grant was referred without committee recommendation due to oversight concerns, but Supervisor Chen argued the hubs provide critical safety net services amid federal cuts and ICE enforcement.
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1820 Post StreetBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Approves $41M Combined Financing for 72-Unit Affordable Housing Rehabilitation
The Board approved a 75-year ground lease, $22.6M city loan, and $18.7M revenue note for a 100% affordable 72-unit project at 1820 Post Street.
Why it matters: Structures comprehensive financing for a fully affordable housing rehabilitation in the Western Addition, one of SF's historically underserved neighborhoods.
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Entertainment ZonesBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Creates Three New Entertainment Zones and a Downtown Hospitality Zone to Revive Nightlife
The Board approved new entertainment zones in North Beach, Ferry Building, and Belden Place plus a large downtown hospitality zone allowing earlier outdoor alcohol service.
Why it matters: The zones represent the city's most aggressive push to revive downtown nightlife and tourism, enabling outdoor alcohol consumption starting at 11am during events and covering a large downtown perimeter.
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PUCBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Board Authorizes $1.87 Billion in PUC Revenue Bonds for Water, Wastewater, and Power
The Board approved nearly $1.9 billion in combined PUC revenue bonds for power, wastewater, and water capital projects plus a multi-year capital budget.
Why it matters: These bond authorizations represent the city's largest infrastructure debt package, funding critical upgrades to aging water, wastewater, and power systems that serve all San Franciscans.
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Mayor LurieBoard of Supervisors3d agoJune 9, 2026
Mayor Lurie Proposes Budget Closing $642M Deficit While Shielding Safety Net From Federal Cuts
Mayor Lurie presented a balanced two-year budget closing a $642M deficit with $34M to protect Medi-Cal access and $120M for homelessness prevention.
Why it matters: The budget reduces the city's long-term structural deficit by $300M and prepares for potential $1B shortfalls if action is delayed, while absorbing federal healthcare and food assistance cuts.
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MCAHBoard of Supervisors10d agoJune 2, 2026
Nurses Sound Alarm Over DPH Plans to Reassign Maternal Health Leaders
Multiple public health nurses and Teamsters representatives urge the Board to intervene against DPH's plan to reassign MCAH nursing leaders, calling the data used to justify cuts inaccurate.
Why it matters: Three speakers allege DPH is dismantling decades of maternal health leadership based on flawed data from an outside CBO, with potential impacts on infant and maternal health outcomes.
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