Sheryl Davis, who ran former Mayor London Breed’s signature program for the city’s Black community, resigned last fall amid allegations of financial misconduct.

During a hearing about whether Collective Impact can receive public funding again, investigators said the nonprofit refused to hand over crucial financial information.

The board approved the budget in a 10-1 vote. Supervisor Jackie Fielder was the sole “no” vote.

A Standard analysis found that grants related to homelessness and economic development are facing steep cuts.

The Human Rights Commission and Department on the Status of Women both faced allegations of misconduct by ex-directors.

The mayor proposed cutting roughly $185 million in contracts over two years to help close the massive deficit.