It’s a beautiful day for @NBA @warriors to win a world championship and bring that 🏆 home to @sfgov Visit @SFPublicLibrary the world champion of libraries to get prepped for #GameDay #Game6 #Dubs #Read2Achieve 🏆📚🏆📚🏆📚🏆

Last summer’s concerts in Golden Gate Park gave our city a huge economic boost.  A new report found that they brought $193.1 million in economic impact to San Francisco, and $110.4 million in wages. It also created 1,000 jobs.  These events–Dead & Company, Outside Lands, and a Zach Bryan concert–not only brought amazing entertainment to our city but a lasting impact for our communities. Over three weekends, they brought visitors into our small businesses, patrons into restaurants, and life into our parks and neighborhoods.   The arts are driving our city’s comeback, and we’re looking forward to hosting more world-class events like these this summer.

GO NY, GO NY, GO @nyknicks 🏀

What does the future of downtown San Francisco look like? Next week, DDC CEO Shola Olatoye will join the inaugural Idea SF Forum panel, “Can Downtown Transform?”, moderated by @Bloomberg reporter @eli_kamisher, for a conversation on downtown recovery, urban leadership, and the opportunities ahead for San Francisco and cities across the country. 🗓️ June 2–3, 2026 📍Gap INC., San Francisco, CA Learn more about the event: ideasforum.swoogo.com/2026/1…

This week on @sfgovtv's episode of "I Left My Podcast in San Francisco", hear an in‑depth conversation with City Attorney @DavidChiu, who breaks down the biggest legal battles shaping the city, from the lawsuit targeting ultra‑processed food companies to the urgent fight against AI‑generated deepfake pornography, and how these cases impact public health, safety, and civil rights, and more. City Attorney Chiu also shares his personal journey to discovering his passion for civil rights and eventually becoming @sfgov's City Attorney. 💻 See the episode: youtube.com/@SFGovTV/podcast… 🎧 Listen on all podcast platforms

Mayor @DanielLurie, Supervisor @bilalmahmood, City officials & the community celebrated the reopening of the Tenderloin Rec Center Children’s Play Area, marking the completion of a project that transformed the space into a greener, more welcoming space for neighborhood families.

SFO just had the busiest Memorial Day weekend in the airport’s history, with nearly 800,000 visitors.   From a record-breaking Thanksgiving travel season to the energy and momentum we saw during Super Bowl week, more people are choosing San Francisco and SFO. And with new international flights connecting our city to places like Japan and Poland, we’re welcoming visitors from around the world.   That means more customers for our small businesses, stronger neighborhoods, and more energy throughout our city. Let's go, San Francisco!

Tourism in San Francisco is on the rise just like our city. New stats tell the story: ➡️ We’re projected to welcome 24.2 million visitors in 2026, up from 23.7 million last year. ➡️ Visitor spending is set to reach $9.9 billion, exceeding our 2019 record. ➡️ Conventions booking are up 8% on top of last year’s 14% gain. ➡️ In 2025, tourism generated $655 million in tax revenue for our city. ➡️ The industry also supports 63,900 SF jobs across hotels, restaurants, retail, and cultural institutions. When tourist come to San Francisco, it benefits our entire city.

Welcome back, Coach. This city and this region owes you so much. We look forward to watching you continue to lead our Warriors. sfchronicle.com/sports/warri…

Over 100 applications in, and submissions are still coming! Our $25M Downtown Business Fund is helping move downtown San Francisco toward a more active, mixed-use, 24/7 neighborhood that works for everyone, with more businesses opening and expanding. If you own a business and want to grow, the fund is still open! 💰 Grants up to $500K 🏦 Loans up to $1M 🤝 Hands-on support for leasing, permitting & operations Apply today: sfddc.org/programs/downtown-…

“Love hills, stairs, parks and views? [San Francisco] is the city for you.” @washingtonpost: 7 walkable cities where you don’t need a car to have a great vacation washingtonpost.com/travel/20…

San Francisco is making progress and it is being driven by people on the ground. A new @NYTimes opinion piece highlights the role of community ambassadors, who engage individuals daily, connect people to services, and help maintain safe and walkable public spaces. These efforts are a key part of building a downtown that works for everyone. Read more 👇nytimes.com/2026/04/06/opini…

Every city deserves a mayor that loves their city as much as @DanielLurie loves San Francisco (and @StephenCurry30 and the @warriors) Credit: Eakon Howard / @GettyImages @TheAthletic nytimes.com/athletic/7175415…

🏙️ Downtown Happenings: 🤖 @AnthropicAI expands at 400 Howard, growing its downtown footprint 🧠 AI companies sign new leases and fill office space across downtown 🏢 A new owner buys the Transamerica Pyramid and nearby buildings in a major deal 📈 Companies search for larger offices again, bringing back bigger leases downtown 🛍️ Head West Marketplace returns to the Ferry Building with local vendors 🎶 Organizers announce the lineup for the free EDM show at the Embarcadero 🌿 Yerba Buena Gardens Festival announces its summer lineup of free performances 🎷 Live jazz hits Mechanics Monument Plaza every Wednesday (12-2 PM), featuring the B3Bone Trio this week 🎉 A new Entertainment Zone launches on Minna Street April 10 (5-10 PM) with live music, art, and the @111MinnaGallery Rising Tides opening followed by a benefit auction Learn more: linkedin.com/posts/san-franc…

Algebra is returning to 8th grade public school classrooms in San Francisco—a major step forward for our students and our families. Since day one, we’ve pushed SFUSD to focus on getting back to the basics. For San Francisco to be a world-class city, we need a world-class public education system. By expanding access to Algebra, we are preparing every student for success in high school and beyond. Thank you to School Board President Phil Kim, SFUSD, and our educators for taking this critical step in the right direction for San Francisco and our future.

WELCOME BACK TO THE BIG DANCE HAWAII 🌴 For the first time in 10 years the Rainbow Warriors will appear in the NCAA Tournament 🕺 #MarchMadness

For the first time since 2016, Hawai'i is back in the NCAA tournament 😤 The Rainbow Warriors defeat the Anteaters of UC Irvine in the Big West championship 👏

🏙️ Downtown Happenings: 🍽️ A prominent Union Square restaurant space is back on the market as the neighborhood’s dining scene continues to shift 🏢 NYC startup @Reflection_AI leases 25,000 sq. ft. across two floors at 140 New Montgomery St., bringing the building to 94% occupancy 📈 SF-based @_Hex_Tech doubles its office space to 20,000 sq. ft. at 100 Montgomery amid growing confidence in downtown 🍀 The 175th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns to Market St. Saturday, plus a free Front St. block party with Irish food, green beer, & live music ☕ Independent cafés expand downtown, including Sextant Coffee Roasters, @BoichikBagels, Flywheel Coffee, Spro Coffee Lab, Ritual Coffee, & Andytown Coffee Roasters 🫖 Berkeley café Elaichi Co. opens a chai-only café thanks to @SF New Deal’s program 🧋 Vietnamese coffee shop Cà phê Việt opens its first SF café at 121 New Montgomery St., with a second location planned at 418 Sutter St. 🍦 Polly Ann Ice Cream opens a second location at 160 Pine St. Learn more: linkedin.com/posts/san-franc…

For years, we have seen the same pattern play out on our streets: people struggling with mental health and addiction cycling through our systems without the treatment they need to get better. Under my administration, we are changing that approach. With our support, San Francisco applied for nearly $100 million in Proposition 1 funding to expand recovery and treatment services. Today, I’m proud to announce that three critical projects we submitted have been awarded funding from the state. This means we can: ➡️ Open 50 locked beds and 6 psychiatric beds at UCSF Health-Hyde Hospital, allowing us to nearly double our locked bed capacity. ➡️ Open 44 treatment beds on Treasure Island. ➡️ Create a sobering center at 1660 Mission Street. Each person struggling has different needs. When someone is a danger to themselves or others, locked beds allow medical professionals to stabilize them and give them the time and care they need. These beds allow first responders to get someone off the street and trained professionals to begin treatment. The expansion of locked beds at UCSF will give our frontline workers another critical tool to help those who need it while keeping people and neighborhoods safer. None of this would have happened without the leadership and partnership of Governor Gavin Newsom. On behalf of San Francisco, thank you. Facing a serious budget deficit, we are leveraging every possible funding source and putting resources into the programs that actually work. We are not simply pouring money into something that’s broken but investing in solutions that get people off the streets, into treatment, and into recovery.

March 11, 2026: My statement on the FBI reports.

Eight leading Midwestern universities are opening “Third Coast Foundry,” a new base in San Francisco for collaboration. This hub will bring students, researchers, and entrepreneurs to a 3,500-square-foot workspace in South Park, where university startups and researchers can engage directly with San Francisco’s innovation ecosystem. The participating universities include: - Carnegie Mellon University - Northwestern University - The Ohio State University - Purdue University - University of Chicago - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - University of Wisconsin–Madison - Washington University in St. Louis San Francisco is the global hub of innovation and with another investment from leading institutions of higher education, we are accelerating our city’s recovery and strengthening our city center as a place where people live, work, play, and learn. I look forward to welcoming students and leaders from the Midwest and partnering with these universities to open our doors to the next generation of innovators.