I can’t believe these idiots wanna take Prop I away from us. If you live in SF, please reach out to your Supervisor right now and let them know how you want to save it. #SFBA #SanFrancisco #Housing #Lurie

https://actionnetwork.org/letters/save-prop-i-and-affordable-housing-funds

Oh boy... we've crossed some kinda threshold here. 👀

"At a political event in #SanFrancisco on Wednesday afternoon, individuals present chanting “tax the rich” switched their chant to “tax the #Jews,” San Francisco Mayor #DanielLurie stated.

“This was an event I put on with [District Five] Supervisor [Bilal] #Mahmood, labor leaders, and dozens of workers to announce a plan that creates more jobs for those workers and housing for #SanFranciscans,” #Lurie said of the event in a post to X/Twitter.

“Suggesting that Jews are wealthy is a tired #trope, and targeting our community at an event focused on creating economic opportunity for San Franciscans is decidedly #antisemitic,” the Democratic mayor added."

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-888084

Am very curious to see who will replace Patullo, a little sorry to hear that McDaniel is out of it. Anyway, just really liked this Inquirer picture of Jeffrey Lurie and Howie Roseman giving off a scouting vibe... (credit: Heather Khalifa)

#Eagles #NFL #GoBirds #Lurie #Howie

Trump calls off San Francisco ‘surge,’ but East Bay braces for action

OAKLAND — President Trump said Thursday that he had called off a planned federal “surge” into San Francisco after speaking…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #administration #city #Community #eastbaybrace #federaldeployment #federalimmigrationforce #losangelestimes #lurie #militarizedimmigrationenforcement #Oakland #protest #SanFrancisco #staging #surge #Trump #UnitedStates #Us #USA
https://www.newsbeep.com/205105/

If San Francisco has to provide 82,000 new residential units, and 50% must be affordable, please explain to me, Mayor #Lurie, how this will happen under #SanFrancisco's inclusionary housing policies and state codes (state gives bonuses for 10% inclusionary; SF mandates are less than 30% inclusionary housing; 2016 Residential Nexus study suggests inclusionary housing at 30% at best meets induced demand for new BMR units)

"Such delays could deal a significant blow to San Francisco’s housing goals: Under state mandates, The City has until 2031 to expand its housing stock by 82,000 new units, about half of which must be affordable dwellings set aside for low-income residents."