Since day one, GrowSF has believed the challenges San Francisco faced could be overcome with the love, devotion, and passion of the people who live here. Here is @NotionHQ's story about why they chose San Francisco.

Planning Commission Vice President Kathrin Moore earned up to $100K annually from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill — yet she voted to greenlight their projects, spurring calls for an ethics probe. City rules say she should have recused herself.

The criticism of ethnic studies at SFUSD has been a bit over the top. Here's the real story: the state requires it, and SFUSD is swapping its local, flawed, curriculum with one used in other districts. It'll foster critical, not political, thinking.

What does the passage of AB130 do for cities like San Francisco? It stops years long delays of new housing so the city can transform from old and dilapidated to new, dense and beautiful. 🧵 From this To this

The Holy Grail of housing reforms was just passed in California. The age of Yes has dawned. More affordable homes are coming to a city near you. Thank you @CAgovernor, @BuffyWicks, and @Scott_Wiener!

This is a huge win for the YIMBY movement, and for anyone who wants more affordable housing. Thank you, Governor Newsom @CAgovernor, Assemblymember Wicks @BuffyWicks, and Senator Wiener @Scott_Wiener!

Thank you Supervisor @bilalmahmood for repealing an outdated rule making it illegal for more than five unrelated people to share a home. Yep, our planning code defines what a family is and makes many living arrangements illegal unless you're blood related

Golden City Football Club, an MLS-Next pro level soccer team, is coming to Kezar Stadium next year! GCFC will invest $10M into a new turf field, seats, sound system, and a new scoreboard that will benefit everyone who uses the stadium.

Thanks to Prop A last November, San Francisco public school students are getting healthier meals – freshly prepared on-site each day, instead of shipped from a warehouse in Chicago. We visited the facility and met the team behind this incredible work.

In 2024, San Francisco had its deadliest year for traffic deaths since 2007. A new Civil Grand Jury report blames near-zero enforcement. Pedestrian safety is public safety. It’s time the city treated it that way.