Mayor Daniel Lurie just overhauled S.F.’s street crisis teams. Here’s why it matters
Mayor Daniel Lurie is overhauling San Francisco’s street outreach teams in an attempt to better coordinate the city’s ...
San Francisco Examiner2d
What’s clear — and what isn’t — in Lurie’s vision
The tale mirrors Lurie’s response to questions about his administration’s nascent anti-crime efforts. Measuring statistics ...
‘Disingenuous’: S.F. lawmaker blasts Mayor Lurie over Bayview homeless shelter plans
San Francisco’s plans to expand homeless services in the Bayview district are drawing increasingly severe criticism from the ...
SF Mayor Lurie moves ahead with plans to add 1,500 beds for unhoused: Here's a look at proposal
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie says his proposal to add hundreds of beds for the unhoused is slowly coming ...
Mission Local3d
When is a bed not a bed? In Lurie’s plan to end homelessness, it matters.
In an executive directive, Lurie altered a key campaign promise — building 1,500 shelter beds in the first six months of his ...
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie unveils sweeping reforms to city's approach to homelessness, behavioral health
Mayor Daniel Lurie unveiled an initiative to transform the city's homelessness, mental health, and drug addiction response.
The Washington Post7d
San Francisco mayor fights crime, homelessness amid turnaround hopes
SAN FRANCISCO — Mayor Daniel Lurie was walking along the corridor to his private office when he paused and pointed to a photograph on the wall. The photo was of James “Sunny Jim” Rolph Jr ...
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SF mayor announces 'Breaking the Cycle' plan to address homelessness crisis
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced on Monday a plan he says will transform the way the city approaches the homelessness and behavioral health crisis. His executive ...
City Journal3d
San Francisco’s Promising Drug Policy Shift
Newly elected mayor Daniel Lurie has decided to move the city away from this failed model. Now, San Francisco has a chance to do the right thing: expand access to treatment. Finally, a reason to check ...