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To the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors: For the past seven years, the SF ReServe program has successfully connected older adults and adults living with disabilities to meaningful part-time employment. sfcommunityliving.org/jobs/sf-rese...

Department of Disability and Aging Services plans to reduce the SF ReServe contract by $500,000 per year (compare to $43 million for Street Ambassadors!), about 50 percent, beginning July 1, 2026. This is a baseline, ongoing reduction, not a one-time cut.

Dear Sup. Bilal Mahmood : There you and the mayor go again, selling out your constituents. It is unconscionable that you propose cutting the property transfer tax in half.

You and our right-wing mayor also want to introduce a ballot measure that would raise revenue by eliminating a tax exemption currently in place for foreclosures, where property owners "voluntarily" hand distressed properties back to lenders.

Dear Sup. Bilal Mahmood : There you and the mayor go again, selling out your constituents. It is unconscionable that you propose cutting the property transfer tax in half.

It also fundamentally undermines the large majority of voters who passed Proposition I, which has raised more than $500,000 million by taxing the super-rich. Why kill the only revenue stream that has consistently funded affordable housing?

To help offset the impact of the recent outage, we’re applying a one-time $200 bill credit to your PG&E account. No action is required—the credit will be applied automatically and will appear on your bill as “Customer Satisfaction Adjustment.”

Emailed from a D5 friend of mine: Supervisor @bilalmahmood.bsky.social Will you stop pushing for luxury housing? Will you start supporting stronger protections for tenants and small business owners? It's time to start representing the voters, not the real estate industry!

And why didn't you vote to support District 5's legacy businesses? Here in the Haight-Ashbury, we have several homegrown, culturally important businesses that serve the neighborhood and tourists.

@bilalmahmood.bsky.social San Francisco has one of the strongest public financing matching funds programs in the country. Board of Supervisors Rules Committee plans to vote on misguided "streamlining" proposals weakening the program other & proposals to repeal important disclosure laws.

@bilalmahmood.bsky.social San Francisco has one of the strongest public financing matching funds programs in the country. Board of Supervisors Rules Committee plans to vote on misguided "streamlining" proposals weakening the program other & proposals to repeal important disclosure laws.

How it will roll out: www.sfhsa.org/calfresh-eme...

48 Hills: "Lurie also understands how damaging it was for our city’s national reputation when the last mayor, London Breed, embraced the Doom Loop narratives and those who invented it.

While I understand why this new Mayor forcefully accentuates the positive, the fact is that, for most residents, life in San Francisco is getting worse under billionaire control.

48 Hills: "Lurie also understands how damaging it was for our city’s national reputation when the last mayor, London Breed, embraced the Doom Loop narratives and those who invented it.