Supervisor Budget News Today

An Arizona waste-hauling company on the verge of beating Recology out of a $119 million contract for collecting and disposing of waste from San Francisco city facilities has abruptly withdrawn its bid.

An Arizona waste-hauling company on the verge of beating Recology out of a $119 million contract for collecting and disposing of waste from San Francisco city facilities has abruptly withdrawn its bid.

Mayor London Breed’s administration outlined The City’s current budget projections at a Wednesday meeting. Due to a struggling office market and lagging tourism, revenues are not keeping up with spending.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin is trying to walk back expansion of top SFPD brass with demotions, while replacing them with rank-and-file cops. The department isn’t buying it.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey wants know exactly who is eligible for a court-appointed attorney.

SFs budget spending per capita against quality of services brought down the score.

Supervisors are asking analysts to pore over overtime practices in SFPD.

Since July 2022, the Mission has had some 78 new parklet applications approved, with another 29 on the way.

SFPL saw $550,000 in damages after a massive toilet overflow in Main Library in San Francisco

Supervisors approved a partial repeal of its policies prohibiting The City from conducting business with states that have anti-abortion, anti-LGBT and voter suppression laws on the books.