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May 4, 2024 · Photo by Laura Wenus, May 3, 2024. Board President and mayoral candidate Aaron Peskin thinks San Francisco is at a “crossroads.”. It faces an $800 million budget deficit, a downtown business model that has gone extinct, and record levels of San Franciscans who feel their city is unsafe, dirty and no longer working for them.
May 2, 2024 · SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — In a move anticipated by political insiders, San Francisco Board of Supervisors President and District 3 Supervisor Aaron Peskin officially announced his candidacy for mayor.
May 15, 2024 · The raucous protesters were apparently paid by tech mogul Garry Tan, who issued death threats against both Peskin, who is president of the Board of Supervisors, and Dean Preston, another progressive board member (who was also at the rally yesterday with Supervisor Connie Chan and former mayor Art Agnos, the last progressive to occupy City Hall ...
May 11, 2024 · The San Francisco Mayor’s Women’s Golf Council was founded in July of 2014 by Mayor Ed Lee in support of his passion for San Francisco Golf and his interests of seeing the game promoted and played more by women at San Francisco Golf Courses. A Board was created to form an infrastructure of volunteers to implement the Mayor’s goals in ...
May 22, 2024 · The mayor's statements at the forum were in response to a question from longtime HIV advocate Vince Crisostomo, a queer Chamorro man who is the director of aging services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. "We pulled all our [HIV/AIDS] organizations together and what we decided is not to destroy the current safety net," Crisostomo said.
20 hours ago · The Milk Club? The three of us worked together in the 1980 US Census. Rick Pacurar, in addition to being Supervisor Harry Britt’s roommate, was an assistant to Mayor Art Agnos and congressman John Burton before he died of AIDS. Michael Housh also worked for John Burton before he became the City of San Francisco’s archivist.
20 hours ago · Mexico City in the late ’60s and early ’70s was a hub of political and artistic ferment, deeply influenced by the student protests of 1968. The energy and commitment to social change were palpable. Fortunately, moving to San Francisco, I found a similar spirit of revolution and creativity, especially within the arts community.
