Daniel Lurie
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Lurie’s administration lets go six Innovation Office staffers, months after a $7 million Bloomberg grant to expand the team
The mayor’s office says no positions have been eliminated and that new job descriptions will be posted in the coming days, but it has not said whether the city has met the grant’s conditions or received…
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Voters approved Lurie’s three charter changes. Here is what shifts at City Hall, and when
San Francisco voters backed Mayor Daniel Lurie’s Propositions D, E and F, which raise the bar for local ballot measures, give the city administrator more control over contracting and expand the mayor’s authority over departments, once…
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Valkyries parade Wednesday: street closures, Muni changes, robotaxi limits and the open question of cost
San Francisco will close much of the Embarcadero and South Beach on Wednesday for the Golden State Valkyries’ championship parade, and the city has not said what the event will cost or who will pay for…
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Chris Larsen has put $2.1 million into San Francisco’s November ballot
Ethics Commission filings show the Ripple co-founder bankrolling Mayor Daniel Lurie’s charter overhaul and a District 10 candidate, while his company backs a Muni parcel tax.
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Prop. E would remove most city contracts from supervisors’ review, analysts find
The Board’s own analysts say Mayor Lurie’s contracting measure would have removed 189 contracts and about $2.5 billion from supervisors’ review over three years, including deals the board cut or sent to audit.
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San Francisco declares a local emergency to speed storm buying before El Niño winter
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proclamation lets departments skip normal contracting rules for pumps, flood barriers and generators, and lets him move money between departments, as forecasters warn of a wet winter and record tides.
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Prop F would let San Francisco’s mayor remove Police Commission appointees without Board approval
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s charter measure would end a 2003 rule requiring the Board of Supervisors to consent before a mayor fires his own police commissioners, a change his campaign says creates clear accountability and critics say…
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Two transit taxes on San Francisco’s ballot would cover most of Muni’s deficit, but not all of it
Budget documents, the official voter pamphlet and the measures’ own text show what Proposition H and the regional transit sales tax would and would not pay for, what happens if only one passes, and how much…
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PG&E puts a $22.5 billion price on San Francisco’s grid, more than six times the city’s figure
In testimony filed with state regulators Tuesday, the utility laid out its case against a public power takeover, setting up a monthslong valuation fight that will help determine whether San Francisco can afford its own electric…
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San Francisco supervisors weigh labor deals whose cost would reach $384 million a year
Six contract extensions on Tuesday’s agenda would give more than 22,000 city employees 12 percent raises through 2031 and a no-layoff pledge through mid-2029, and the controller estimates the added annual cost would reach $384 million.