Daniel Lurie
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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.
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As San Francisco’s jail count falls, the sheriff’s overtime bill reaches $62 million
Four months after a civil grand jury warned that the city’s jails were at a breaking point, payroll data, budget records and official responses show that a court ruling has eased crowding while the overtime, deferred…
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San Francisco supervisors set to vote on barring evictions over small rent debts
A measure backed by Mayor Daniel Lurie and eight of 11 supervisors would require tenants to owe more than a month of federal “fair market rent” before a landlord could evict for nonpayment, even as the…
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San Francisco speed cameras cut excessive speeding 84 percent, city report finds
An 18-month review required by state law found that all 33 of the city’s camera sites passed California’s performance test, though officials have not yet measured the effect on crashes.
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San Francisco pauses new data centers as Lurie signs 45-day moratorium
The citywide freeze, written by Supervisor Shamann Walton, gives planners six weeks to define and regulate the power-hungry facilities behind the Bay Area’s artificial intelligence boom.