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Mayor Lurie faces an affordability crisis in San Francisco as the city's recovery from decline reshapes his governing agenda.1 The article discusses differing responses from Chan and Wiener on whether Pelosi's successor will visit Taiwan, alongside staff changes in the mayor's office.2 Mayor Lurie has raised $8.6M to pursue significant constitutional changes in San Francisco, facing little opposition.3 Mayor Lurie will not endorse Manny Yekutiel in the D8 and D10 races amid recent sexual assault allegations against Yekutiel.4

The Mayor oversees the executive functions of San Francisco, implementing policies and managing city departments. Directs budget planning, prioritizes public safety, economic recovery, and homelessness initiatives. Exercises authority in appointing officials and shaping legislative agendas.
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The Board of Supervisors enacts legislation and amends municipal codes. It approves budgets, oversees city departments, and confirms mayoral appointments. It holds the authority to reject appointments and propose city policies.
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Sets SFUSD educational goals, approves curriculum and budget, and appoints a superintendent.
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Top level metrics for the City and County of San Francisco government, tracking total entity counts and fiscal data.
This Year 2026-2027
Total Budget
$16.23B
↑1.52% from last year
Total Revenue
$16.23B
↑1.52% from last year
City Employees
35,927
↑0.03% from last year
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