“These changes at the state and federal level represent a real threat to San Francisco,” Mayor Daniel Lurie said.

In a campaign announcement video, the 2020 presidential candidate said he would take on Sacramento politicians who are “afraid to change up this system.”

Family court cases hinge on one person’s discretion. But without transparency or oversight, those choices can have devastating consequences.

The city economist’s analysis finds rezoning could yield just 14,600 additional new homes — less than half what’s required by 2031.

Documents show the mayor had a stake in two funds invested in OpenGov, the software company tapped by a policy chief to solve the city’s permit crisis.

His remarks Wednesday afternoon are the most forceful the mayor has made against the federal government since taking office.