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and started dancing because I was feeling the spirit and I wasnât thinking about a mask." Breed later responded to critics, "Like, we donât need the fun police to come in and try and micromanage and tell us what we should or shouldnât be doing. No one has been more conservative about protecting themselves than I have, not just because I want to set an example, but because I donât want to get COVID", she added. The city's mask mandate, advocated by Breed, requires everyone to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status. At the time of her presence at the concert, she was photographed not socially distancing or wearing a mask.
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Plan,â which would bring 30,000 new residents to San
Francisco by 2030. This will be accomplished by converting office buildings to residential and commercial, constructing new student housing, and working with state leaders to create incentives for businesses to move to or remain in San Francisco's downtown. To facilitate the conversion of office buildings to residential uses, Breed implemented the Commercial to Residential Adaptive Reuse Program, which streamlines the permitting and approval process to facilitate quicker construction of new housing.
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jars. Violence was never far away. And once a week, we took
Grandma's pushcart to the community room to collect government-issued groceries." Her younger sister died of a drug overdose in 2006. Her brother, Napoleon Brown, is in prison serving a 44-year sentence for a 2000 conviction on charges of manslaughter and armed robbery, for which Breed has repeatedly asked for clemency from the governor's office. Breed has stated that her brother's early release from prison would be "what's best for both Napoleon and society overall".
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Utilities Commission is contradicting the policy directives of the Board of Supervisors...The Board of Supervisors refuses to acquiesce its policymaking authority to the Executive bureaucracy; and... If the Public Utilities Commissioners fail to set not-to-exceed rates, or hereafter fail in any way to timely implement CleanPowerSF, the Board of Supervisors shall, whether at the Board Chamber or the ballot, exercise every means at its disposal to enact its policy objective."
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current incentives are insufficient to facilitate new projects despite 13% of the City's office buildings being viable candidates for conversion. On
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Masonic Boulevard in her district, which added bike lanes and traffic safety measures to one of the most dangerous corridors in the city. The official ribbon-cutting for the completed Masonic Avenue Streetscape Improvement Project between Geary Boulevard and the Panhandle took place in August 2018. The project cost $ 25 million. The bicycle improvements were limited to a buffered bike lane, which typically cost $ 15,000 per mile.
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with a 9-point margin. This proposition authorized the San
Francisco Police Department to utilize drones instead of or in addition to car chases, and allowed SFPD officers to engage in more efficient reporting practices. On August, 29th, 2024, the City reported that auto break-ins dropped 57% compared to the same period in 2023, thanks in part to the use of drones, automated license plate readers (ALPRs), and bait operations.
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finally, implementing sustained public safety and accessibility operations. After the 90-day State of
Emergency concluded, ABC7 reported that significant progress had been made in the area, stating that âEleven-thousand grams of fentanyl have been seized and ten percent of drug users who have come to get help have agreed to some kind of treatment or medical care.â
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required transportation funding to be increased with population growth. It passed with 61% support and now provides approximately $ 25 million per year for transit, bike, and pedestrian improvements. When Kezar Drive, a major thoroughfare in her district, fell into disrepair, Breed addressed what she called a "case study in bureaucracy" between the
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requirements for homeless services. She also has worked to expand mental health and substance abuse recovery beds. When the
Controller found an extra $ 415 million in property taxes, Breed introduced legislation to fund housing and homelessness programs with the discretionary portion of the funding. She also authored legislation with Supervisor
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Breed is a major advocate for modular housing, arguing that it can be built more quickly and cheaply than conventional construction, helping the city create more housing sooner. As Acting Mayor, she announced a partnership with labor unions to build a modular housing factory in or near San
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On September 26th, 2024, the San Francisco Examiner reported that San Franciscoâs 2024 crime rate at its the lowest in 10 years, and that if the murder rate continued its current trend, the City was on track to see âthe lowest number of reported homicides since 1960.â The drop in reported crime rates
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in supporting the 2018 "Housing for All" ballot measure, Proposition D, to increase the city's tax on commercial rents to "raise about $ 100 million a year to pay for 10,000 low- and middle-income housing units and shelter accommodations for the cityâs homeless population over the next decade." After
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On April 24, 2020, Breed reported that her city's PPE orders had been diverted to other cities and countries. She said, "Weâve had issues of our orders being relocated by our suppliers in China. For example, we had isolation gowns on their way to San Francisco and they were diverted to France. Weâve
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in February 2020, before the federal government suggested doing so, and San Francisco became one of the first American cities to go into lockdown. On March 2, Breed advised residents, "Prepare for possible disruption from an outbreak". Under the state of emergency, private gyms were required to shut
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A 2020 report in the San Francisco Chronicle found that the woman identified as "Girlfriend 1" by federal officials in the criminal complaint filed against Nuru was Sandra Zuniga, former Director of the city's "Fix-It Team" and of the Office of Neighborhood Services. The Neighborhood Services Office
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Breed was the lead sponsor and co-sponsor of two housing ballot measures: Proposition A in 2015, a $ 310 million bond for affordable housing which passed with 74% support, and Proposition C in 2016, a $ 261 million housing bond that repurposed unused city bond funds for affordable housing and passed
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Under the city's charter, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission had ultimate authority to approve or reject the program. When they rejected proposed power rates for the program in August 2013, Breed authored a resolution at the Board of Supervisors, arguing: "In failing to set not-to-exceed
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In 2015, Breed coauthored legislation to create San Francisco's Transportation Sustainability Fee (TSF), requiring residential developers to pay a fee toward transportation improvements. The legislation is generating approximately $ 14 million annually in new funds for Muni and other transportation
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Breed sponsored Proposition C in San Francisco's March, 2024 primary election, which gives a transfer tax exemption the first time commercial properties are converted into residential uses. Proposition C passed with a 5% margin. Despite these new exemptions, according to the San Francisco Standard,
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threatened to block the legislation, she flew to Washington, D.C., with a delegation of San Francisco officials and persuaded it to let the program proceed. The program first went into effect for the Willie B. Kennedy apartments in Breed's district, with 39 units prioritized for community residents
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neighborhood of the city. As a youth, Breed lived with three siblings (two brothers and a sister), along with an aunt who was facing mental health challenges. Breed later wrote of her childhood in San Francisco, "five of us living on $ 900 per month. 'Recycling' meant drinking out of old mayonnaise
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In order to combat a wave of retail thefts, Breed instituted a âRetail Theft Blitz.â In November of 2023, the Mayorâs office reported that the effort resulted in over three hundred arrests during 2023 alone. Breed also sponsored Proposition E, which San Francisco voters approved on March 5th, 2024
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in second with 25.9 percent, and Kim with 22.8 percent. Leno took the lead early the next day after the initial tabulation of ranked-choice ballots, but Breed retook the lead on June 9. On June 13, with 9,000 ballots left to count, Leno conceded defeat and congratulated Breed on her victory. Breed
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neighborhood of San Francisco, Breed worked in government after college. She was elected to the Board of Supervisors in 2012 (taking office in January 2013), and elected its president in 2015. As president of the Board, Breed, according to the city charter, became the acting mayor of San Francisco
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During her first few months as Supervisor in 2013, Breed persuaded city departments to complete two new bike lanes on Oak and Fell Streets ahead of schedule, prompting the local transportation site StreetsblogSF to say she had âemerged as a bicycling champion.â She secured federal funding for the
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Breed has made homelessness a focus in her administration. In October 2018, she announced plans to build 1,000 shelter beds by 2020. To help achieve this goal, she introduced legislation declaring a shelter crisis in San Francisco, which allows the city to waive certain permitting and contracting
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Mayor Breed is on record of supporting all housing, including affordable and market rate housing, and has stated she would veto any "anti-housing" legislation that crossed her desk. In 2019, Breed sponsored a $ 600M housing bond which voters approved by a 42% margin. Breed also created the â30x30
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wrote a competing measure, Proposition H, that would have required PG&E to disclose its use of nuclear power among other things. Following negotiations between IBEW representative Hunter Stern and Breed, Avalos, and their staff, IBEW agreed to oppose their own proposition and support Breed's
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on February 14, 2020, acknowledging a longtime friendship and a brief relationship with Nuru. The post also reported that Nuru gave Breed $ 5,600 for car repairs. Breed argued she did not have to disclose since her and Nuru's relationship preceded her mayoralty but was doing so in "the spirit of
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and the SF YIMBY (Yes In My Back Yard) organization. Both Senator Wiener and SF YIMBY endorsed Breed's 2024 re-election campaign. In her inaugural address on July 11, 2018, Breed said: âThe politics of ânoâ has plagued our city for far too longâânot on my block, not in my backyard.â We have made
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In 2021, Breed announced a State of Emergency in the Tenderloin in order to more efficiently implement her Tenderloin Intervention Plan, which included conducting extensive community outreach, engaging in direct intervention on the âmost destructiveâ problems facing the Tenderloin community, and
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San Francisco passed legislation in 2015 to create the Neighborhood Commercial Transit District in the Divisadero and Fillmore corridors in her district. The laws removed housing density caps, allowing more homes to be built on a given parcel without increasing the building's size or height. The
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A street construction project on Haight Street in Breed's district caused multiple safety issues in 2015 when Synergy Project Management, a subcontractor working under the General contractor Ghilotti Bros., repeatedly hit underground gas lines. Breed had work on the project stopped and called a
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in 2013 to persuade Muni to change the seat layout in its trains from forward-facing to side-facing to create additional room for passengers. Muni initially refused to test the idea, so the Supervisors called a public hearing. Muni eventually agreed, testing the change on several trains. Riders
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to purchase hundreds of new buses and replace its entire fleet of trains. Introduced over several years, her legislation provided for 50 hybrid buses, 260 light rail vehicles, 61 hybrid buses, 60 trolley buses, 98 hybrid buses, and 33 trolley buses. The 260 new light rail vehicles are slated to
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that municipalities can remove homeless encampents even without offering housing or shelter, Breed has advocated for and authorized sweeps of encampments. This has gained substantial criticism from advocates and community groups. who have argued that sweeps make the homelessness crisis worse by
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In September 2022, a public records request revealed Breed had required 48 of her appointees to boards and commissions to sign undated letters of resignation for her use. The Mayor's spokesperson stated the letters were only for "the most extreme circumstances." Breed later announced she would
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Breed cosponsored the 2014 legislation to implement Vision Zero, a plan to eliminate all traffic fatalities via improved engineering, education, and enforcement. Breed's efforts to achieve Vision Zero in San Francisco have thus far been ineffective. During her time as mayor, traffic fatalities
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after she was elected to serve as Vice President of the United States. Breed and former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown expressed disappointment that the replacement for the seat was not an African American woman as Harris was the only African American woman serving in the Senate at the time.
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endorsed her opponent. This prompted Breed's then-Chief of Staff Conor Johnston to write a scathing article in the San Francisco Examiner accusing the local Sierra Club chapter of hypocrisy and "bewildering anti-environmentalism" for blocking new housing and engaging in "political tribalism".
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program in which San Francisco purchases renewable, greenhouse-gas-free electrical energy and makes it available to San Francisco ratepayers. Its ultimate goal is to achieve 100% clean electrical energy in the city. According to the San Francisco Department of the Environment's Climate Action
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Breed cosponsored 2014's Proposition A, a $ 500 million bond to fund street repaving, infrastructure repair, transit service improvements, and increased bicycle and pedestrian safety. It passed with 72% support. She was also the deciding vote to place 2014's Proposition B on the ballot, which
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In 2015, the city of San Francisco passed legislation requiring drug manufacturers to fund a drug take-back program in San Francisco, enabling consumers to place unused medications in secure drop-off bins in pharmacies. Unused drugs are often disposed in the trash or toilet which can pollute
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Breed's Department of Planning has advanced a new zoning plan in San Francisco which would facilitate reaching the 82,000 unit goal. This plan includes increasing density along certain corridors in San Francisco's western neighborhoods, such as the Sunset, Richmond, and Lakeside, which are
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waterways or lead to accidental poisonings. Breed published an op-ed in support of the legislation. It passed unanimously on March 17, 2015, making San Francisco only the third county in the nation to launch such a program. The program has collected well over 20 tons of medications.
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Breed has explored multiple options for guaranteed income. In March 2021, Breed launched a program to provide guaranteed income to artists impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Then, in November 2022, Breed launched a program to provide income for low income transgender individuals.
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disclosed that it had only spent 2% of the $ 500 million in bonds that voters had approved for transportation improvements more than two years earlier in 2014. Breed argued that delays at the SFMTA mean "our money grew less valuable and our transportation projects more delayed."
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In February 2016, Breed announced her reelection bid to represent District 5. The top issues she identified in her announcement were building and protecting affordable housing, increasing public safety, improving environmental health, and modernizing public transportation.
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was elected sheriff. Following five rounds of ranked-choice voting allocations, Breed won by over 12 points, marking the first time in San Francisco history that a challenger unseated a district supervisor. (The feat has occurred four times since, with
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Affordable Divis group requested that Breed rescind the law, citing concerns about the availability of affordable units and lack of community input. She declined, citing the need for more homes in the city and conflicts with Proposition C from 2012.
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Breed worked for the subsequent 17 months to launch CleanPowerSF, often fighting with the Lee administration. In January 2015, Mayor Lee announced he would support a slightly revised version of CleanPowerSF, and the program proceeded toward launch.
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Strategy: "Moving to 100% renewable electricity is the single biggest step the City can take to reduce GHG emissions. The potential GHG emissions reduction from this program is estimated to total 941,000 metric tons (mT) of CO2e annually by 2030."
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Muni train line, which runs through District 5 and is the busiest Muni line in the city. She worked with Muni to launch a morning commute shuttle train, serving the most crowded stops from Cole Valley to Downtown. Breed worked with then-Supervisor
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facilities. Breed has cited her work on this issue as helping to reduce ambulance response times by over 26%. Her work also helped her earn the sole endorsement of the San Francisco Firefighters Local 798 union in the 2018 mayoral election.
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In late 2023, Breed announced the creation of a new Joint Task Force with SFPD, the San Francisco District Attorneyâs Office, the California Highway Patrol, and the California National Guard in order to combat the opioid epidemic.
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In 2017, Breed coauthored legislation to provide civil counsel for tenants facing eviction, reducing the chances of vulnerable tenants unfairly losing their homes. Voters approved a similar measure in June 2018, Proposition F.
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predominantly made up of single family homes. Under the new zoning plan, height and density restrictions will remain in place in most of the Western portion of the city, except along transit corridors and certain corner lots.
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In the final week of Breed's 2016 reelection campaign, she released a comical web video about the legislation, "Styrofoam Monster". In the ad, she chases away a bully who is dressed in a costume made of polystyrene foam. The
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in 2012. While in college, Breed babysat and cleaned houses to help pay for expenses. After college graduation, she said that "I just didn't want to be poor," especially witnessing her grandmother's financial struggles.
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Breed carried the legislation to place Regional Measure 3 on the San Francisco ballot in June 2018. The measure passed and "will be used to finance a $ 4.45 billion slate of highway and transit improvements." including
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on December 12, 2017, Breed became the city's Acting Mayor by virtue of her position as President of the Board of Supervisors. She served in this position until January 23, 2018, when the Board of Supervisors selected
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During the pandemic, sidewalks and parking spaces were turned into outdoor dining spaces. In 2021, Breed called for allowing small businesses to use sidewalk and parking spaces indefinitely as outdoor dining spaces.
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Fiscal Year 2015-16 budget for "service increases, new capital investments, purchase of buses and trains, and bicycle and pedestrian safety enhancements." Also in 2015, she helped approve and secure funding for the
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noted that the event violated San Francisco health guidelines at the time. San Francisco banned indoor dining three days later. Breed and other California politicians such as Governor Gavin Newsom and
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administering the oath of office. On January 8, 2015, Breed was elected President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors first by a vote of 8 to 3 and then unanimously. She defeated supervisor
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where she played in the band and participated in school government. Although she entered college as a chemistry major, she earned a bachelor's degree in political scienceâpublic service from the
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to be elected mayor of San Francisco. She was sworn in as mayor on July 11, 2018. During her tenure as mayor, she has been a proponent of increasing housing supply in San Francisco amid a
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mistakes in the past by not moving housing production forward all over this city. I plan to change the politics of ânoâ to the politics of âyes.â Yes, we will build more housing.â
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about the matter. She later passed legislation with then-Supervisor Scott Wiener to revise the city's contract awarding process, emphasizing a bidder's past safety record.
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in a unanimous vote by the Board. Breed retained her position as District 5 supervisor until assuming the mayoralty on July 11. Breed was elected to a full term in the
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discouraging such gatherings with a recommended three-household cap. Napa County allowed indoor dining at the time without a household cap. Still, Heather Knight of
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but was vetoed by Mayor Lee. Breed also passed legislation in 2015 banning certain obstructions to bike lanes and removing parking minimums in new buildings.
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wrote, "The award for most creative campaign ad goes to Board of Supervisors President London Breed.. is akin to an ingenious high school video production."
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project, which is making infrastructure repairs and safety improvements to the Van Ness corridor and is projected to cut transit travel times by up to 32%.
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for his "courageous service in the military". The nomination had been made by the United Irish Societies, who had appointed him honorary marshal in the
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began ticketing bicyclists for not completely stopping at stop signs in 2015, Breed became the first elected official in San Francisco to support the
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Breed was unanimously reelected to another two-year term as Board President on January 9, 2017. No other supervisors were nominated for the position.
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have criticized Breed's actions, saying that according to the city's ethics laws it is illegal for a supervisor to accept gifts from a subordinate.
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for a waiver to allow various government employees to continue to use gyms in city-owned facilities, which were allowed to continue to operate.
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included a 14% drop in the rate of violent crime and a 34% drop in the rate of property crime as compared to the same period of 2023.
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between the positions of mayor and board president, both of which Breed occupied at the time. Progressive Supervisor
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1723:"Moderate Joel Engardio just won an S.F. supervisor's seat after three failed bids. What changed this time?"
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6752:"What's Really Behind the Mayor's Spat With Her Appointee? Influence Over SFPD's Future Leadership"
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5178:"Proposition B: Adjusting Transportation Funding for Population Growth - San Francisco County, CA"
5128:"Proposition A: San Francisco Transportation and Road Improvement Bond - San Francisco County, CA"
2393:"Ex-Calif. State Sen. Leland Yee, gun control champion, heading to prison for weapons trafficking"
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1264:"San Francisco welcomes new mayor London Breed, first African-American woman to hold position"
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4277:"Girlfriend in Nuru corruption complaint identified as SF official: 'Don't run your mouth'"
4194:"SF Mayor London Breed Discloses She Once Dated Indicted Former Public Works Director Nuru"
3324:"SF says Tenderloin's emergency declaration improved conditions, but still long road ahead"
3246:"'A real blow': San Francisco mayor disappointed by Alex Padilla's nomination to US Senate"
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held on June 5. She led in the initial count's first-place votes with 35.6 percent, with
6774:"More controversial undated resignation letters from Mayor Breed's appointees unearthed"
5481:"Regional Measure 3 | Fund + Invest | Our Work | Metropolitan Transportation Commission"
3299:"Mayor London Breed Declares State of Emergency in the Tenderloin | Office of the Mayor"
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4053:"A "Poop Patrol" Is Going To Start Cleaning Feces Off San Francisco's Filthy Sidewalks"
2462:"City of San Francisco Housing Bond Issue, Proposition A (November 2015) - Ballotpedia"
2288:"San Francisco Mayor Lee Signs Budget Without Cuts, Money For 400 More Police Officers"
2047:"Supervisor Breed responds to request to rescind upzoning on Divisadero â Alamo Square"
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destroying personal documents and financial credit and disrupting the housing process.
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5821:"This Is What Happened When Bicyclists Obeyed Traffic Laws Along The Wiggle Yesterday"
3076:"San Francisco honor for late Irish leader and IRA member causes international uproar"
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4791:"New Muni train, designed to be quieter and more spacious, hit San Francisco streets"
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3987:"SF mayor, supes differ on use of city's $ 181 million windfall: Let wrangling begin"
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5997:"SF Bicycle Coalition Endorsements: Nov. 8, 2016 | San Francisco Bicycle Coalition"
4391:"SF Gym Owners Call Out City For Allowing City-Worker Gyms to Open When They Can't"
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3104:"S.F. Issues Posthumous Certificate of Honor for Irish Politician with Ties to IRA"
2588:"London Breed Formally Announces Re-Election Campaign For D5 Supervisor | Hoodline"
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4223:"SF corruption probe: Mayor Breed dated Nuru years ago, discloses 'gift' from him"
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4320:"San Francisco Declares Emergency Over 'Growing Likelihood' Of Coronavirus Cases"
3218:"London Breed: Alex Padilla's Senate appointment 'unfortunate' and a 'real blow'"
783:, and a 2020 report found that Nick Bovis, a restaurant owner arrested alongside
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6795:"Vandals Spray-Paint Mayor Breed's Home with Graffiti Over Banko Brown Killing"
5603:"With ribbon cutting ceremony, Masonic corridor and plaza overhaul is complete"
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3016:"SF supervisors elect Malia Cohen their president as Breed set to become mayor"
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4342:"Tweets show SF and NYC mayors' drastically different approaches to outbreak"
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4007:"San Francisco Mayor Seeks More Homeless Housing Through Conservatorship Law"
2866:"Left bounced Breed for Conway ties. Turns out he invested in Farrell's firm"
2764:"Rules dictate how SF's next mayor may be chosen and how long they may serve"
1920:"Federal Officials Approve Preferences at New Senior Housing Complex in S.F."
1869:"Feds To Allow Preferences For Low-Income Applicants In S.F. Housing Complex"
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6737:"Mayor Breed Launches Guaranteed-Income Program for Low-Income Trans People"
5795:"Sign of the times: Cyclist group wants SF to update policy on when to stop"
5506:"Bike to Work Day at City Hall: Lots of Pro-Bike Talk, Few Real Commitments"
4920:"Muni to Test Seat Reconfiguration to Make More Room on Light-Rail Vehicles"
3930:"SF Mayor Breed envisions adding 1,000 beds for the homeless by end of 2020"
3752:"SF set to start process for building modular housing for formerly homeless"
2943:"As Breed regains slim lead, mayoral cliffhanger echoes Oakland's 2010 race"
2512:"5 SF supervisors seek commercial property tax hike to pay for more housing"
2432:"Public officials named in new findings from FBI probe of 'Shrimp Boy' Chow"
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San Francisco Government Buildings Keep Gyms Open, Crush Private Gym Owners
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6068:"June 2018 Mayoral Endorsement: #1 Mark Leno #2 Jane Kim #3 London Breed"
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2922:"SF mayor's race: Ranked choice puts Mark Leno in lead over London Breed"
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6621:"That Flushing Sound: San Francisco Moves Closer to a Take-Back Program"
5203:"Wiener's Prop B Yields More Money Than Expected for Muni, Safe Streets"
4085:"San Francisco launches 'Poop Patrol' to clean human feces on sidewalks"
3190:"San Francisco Mayor London Breed endorses Mike Bloomberg for president"
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6595:"San Francisco may require drug companies to dispose of unwanted drugs"
5073:"Underground Muni Riders To Finally Be Blessed With Cell Phone Service"
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2793:"Political Uproar as Mark Farrell Replaces London Breed as S.F. Mayor"
1310:"Big crowd at SF Civic Center sees London Breed sworn in as new mayor"
1287:"Big crowd at SF Civic Center sees London Breed sworn in as new mayor"
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6144:"San Francisco supervisors decry feet-dragging on CleanPowerSF rates"
4537:"SF mayor violates strict mask mandate, which city has yet to soften"
4154:"Emails reveal another FBI suspect may have given Mayor Breed a gift"
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6285:"Behind Props. G and H, Dueling S.F. 'Green' Energy Ballot Measures"
3951:"SF Mayor London Breed aims to cut red tape to help homeless faster"
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6388:"San Francisco Just Issued The Country's Broadest Ban On Styrofoam"
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2068:"Supervisor Breed Calls for Removing Some of SF's Parking Mandates"
1499:"San Francisco Mayor London Breed Requests Brother's Early Release"
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4714:"SFMTA Board Approves Contract for New Fleet of Muni Metro Trains"
4113:"SF community groups protest escalated homeless encampment sweeps"
3878:"Angry San Francisco homeowners plot to kill city's rezoning plan"
1391:"London Breed: How personal hardships inspired a political career"
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2609:"RCV Results Summary Report for Board of Supervisors, District 5"
2195:"Mayor Lee Proposes $ 47.3M Funding for SFFD, Emergency Services"
2144:"S.F. supervisor says Fire Department puts public safety at risk"
1416:"Powdered milk and moving vans: The fight for affordable housing"
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6646:"Keeping Drugs Out of Our Waterways: Safe Drug Disposal Program"
5896:"S.F. tries to fire contractor over gas leaks in Haight project"
4817:"Another Day, Another Driver Blocking Muni's Busiest Metro Line"
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4449:"Another California politician caught dining at French Laundry"
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4844:"More Morning Trains Mean Commute Relief on the Inner N Judah"
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5744:"Transportation Demand Management FAQs | Planning Department"
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1772:"London Breed elected president of S.F. Board of Supervisors"
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5048:"SF Supervisors Approve Plan for Muni's Subway Cell Service"
2659:"Right to attorney in evictions going before SF supervisors"
1518:"Meet London Breed, San Francisco's first black woman mayor"
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List of mayors of the 50 largest cities in the United States
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Official portrait for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors
6311:"San Francisco Styrofoam Ban Said to Be Nation's Strictest"
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4869:"New Shuttles Add Capacity To Busy N Judah Light-Rail Line"
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2963:"London Breed Claims Victory In San Francisco Mayor's Race"
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members of the board, sought to deny Breed the benefits of
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3972:"S.F. working to double beds at crucial homeless facility"
3043:"San Francisco's first black female mayor wins reelection"
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Schnedier, Benjamin; Boone, Alastaire (January 25, 2018).
6822:"Protestors hold die-in at SF Mayor London Breed's house"
2711:"Breed re-elected as SF's Board of Supervisors president"
1697:"Mandelman ousts incumbent Sheehy in SF's District Eight"
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San Francisco Ethics Commission § Mayor London Breed
6183:"Mayor Lee proposes gutting CleanPowerSF energy program"
3803:"Endorsements - London Breed for Mayor of San Francisco"
3701:"San Francisco office conversions: Why so few projects?"
3164:"Kamala Harris endorsed by SF, Oakland, San Jose mayors"
2814:"London Breed's sudden, short term as SF's acting mayor"
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Thadani, Trisha; Fracassa, Dominic (December 5, 2018).
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Inauguration Of London Breed District 5 Supervisor 2013
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defeating Breed's own appointed replacement Supervisor
3828:"Mayor London Breed: 'Yes, we will build more housing"
3131:"US mayor's apology for McGuinness award 'not enough'"
2170:"SF Fire Department seeking more money for paramedics"
1996:"New Divisadero Density Zoning Prompts Local Backlash"
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resigned to begin serving in the California Assembly.
5922:"Breed seeks answers for Haight gas leaks, sinkholes"
4740:"Muni's new future fleet debuts on the factory floor"
3274:"San Francisco mayor signs ban on e-cigarettes sales"
1819:"SF supervisors elect Katy Tang as interim president"
1672:"District 3: Peskin apparently heading back to board"
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2221:"Who is Acting Mayor of San Francisco London Breed?"
1894:"HUD to rethink veto of SF's preference housing law"
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6492:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 141095"
6336:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 160383"
5972:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 160225"
5947:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 151110"
5871:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 141266"
5846:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 151268"
5719:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 160925"
5654:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 140047"
5456:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 180134"
5380:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 170168"
5329:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 151232"
5254:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 150790"
5153:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 140556"
5103:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 140509"
4997:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 161040"
4689:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 150472"
4664:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 130713"
4639:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 141224"
4614:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 140882"
4589:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 130977"
2892:Fracassa, Dominic; Swan, Rachel (January 5, 2018).
2538:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 180075"
2342:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 160028"
2119:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 141045"
2094:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 141266"
1970:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 150082"
1844:"City and County of San Francisco - File #: 150622"
1356:"California Birth Index, London N Breed, born 1974"
923:As Supervisor, Breed focused much attention on the
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President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors
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45th mayor of San Francisco, California (born 1974)
5578:"Masonic Avenue | San Francisco Bicycle Coalition"
2894:"London Breed says she's in the race for SF mayor"
1338:"YIMBYs on their heels as race for mayor heats up"
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6466:"'Styrofoam monster' no match for London Breed"
4766:"Your First New Muni Train is in San Francisco"
4152:Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Joe (February 18, 2020).
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3626:"Downtown Adaptive Reuse Program | SF Planning"
2991:"London Breed poised to become SF's next mayor"
2368:"DOJ report cites bias by San Francisco police"
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6118:"American Legal Publishing - Online Library"
4137:Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Joe (August 1, 2018).
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6361:"Foam fight: SF plan would ban Styrofoam"
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1571:"London Breed is S.F.'s election shocker"
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5431:"Transportation that Works for Everyone"
5229:"Supervisor Breed's December Newsletter"
4571:"Mayor Breed Addresses Mask Controversy"
4535:SFGATE, Eric Ting (September 17, 2021).
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3948:
3927:
3904:"Expanding Housing Choice | SF Planning"
3853:"Expanding Housing Choice | SF Planning"
3187:
3102:Nuala Sawyer, Bishari (March 11, 2019).
3073:
3013:
2940:
2919:
2708:
1588:
1543:Beaudry, Jennifer Ernst (July 1, 2019).
1307:
1261:
792:San Francisco Department of Public Works
427:in 2015 to reclaim his District 3 seat,
397:
182:January 8, 2013 â July 11, 2018
136:January 8, 2015 â June 26, 2018
8523:21st-century American women politicians
6873:
6207:
6142:Sabatini, Joshua (September 19, 2013).
6014:
5352:
5045:
4944:
4841:
4763:
4275:Fracassa, Dominic (February 20, 2020).
4221:Fracassa, Dominic (February 15, 2020).
3807:London Breed for Mayor of San Francisco
2737:"San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee dead at 65"
1542:
8588:University of California, Davis alumni
8495:
6436:
6386:Ruiz-Grossman, Sarah (June 30, 2016).
5818:
5677:
4534:
4508:
4480:
3949:Fracassa, Dominic (January 15, 2019).
2864:Matier & Ross (February 4, 2018).
2838:"What Just Happened in San Francisco?"
2811:
2790:
2263:"San Francisco Firefighters Local 798"
1993:
1597:"London Breed's emphasis: kids' lives"
1568:
1562:
1478:
1447:
1284:
1235:
864:California Department of Public Health
323:San Francisco mayoral special election
8568:Democratic Party mayors in California
8548:African-American mayors in California
7943:
7357:
7066:
6819:
6541:
5428:
4248:
4166:
4051:Dalrymple II, Jim (August 14, 2018).
3969:
3928:Fracassa, Dominic (October 3, 2018).
2831:
2829:
2734:
1594:
1512:
1510:
1508:
1106:measure. It passed with 80% support.
8603:Women mayors of places in California
8598:Women city councillors in California
6750:Michael Barba (September 23, 2022).
4481:Knight, Heather (December 2, 2020).
4443:
4110:
3271:
3074:Fracassa, Dominic (March 12, 2019).
2728:
2709:Sabatini, Joshua (January 9, 2017).
1479:Phifer, Donica (December 19, 2018).
1388:
1384:
1382:
1380:
1378:
1376:
1332:
1330:
1231:
1229:
844:to be diverted to other locations."
818:
596:. Ronen's choice for interim mayor,
6874:Sweeney, Katie (February 1, 2020).
6619:Silverman, Ed (February 27, 2015).
6542:Breed, London (February 25, 2015).
6208:Roberts, Chris (January 27, 2015).
5697:
4249:Breed, London (February 14, 2020).
4167:Breed, London (February 14, 2020).
3014:Fracassa, Dominic (June 26, 2018).
2735:Bulwa, Demian (December 12, 2017).
2418:"SF City Charter--non-interference"
2365:
1748:THA DON Bowden (January 11, 2013),
1622:"District 5 â Board of Supervisors"
1595:Lagos, Marisa (December 26, 2012).
1308:Fracassa, Dominic (July 11, 2018).
386:Commission in 2004. In 2010, Mayor
13:
8593:University of San Francisco alumni
6990:San Francisco Board of Supervisors
6960:San Francisco Board of Supervisors
6772:Mallory Moench (October 5, 2022).
6593:Sabatini, Joshua (March 2, 2015).
4083:Melia Robinson (August 19, 2018).
3188:Garofoli, Joe (January 23, 2020).
3162:Wildermuth, John (March 8, 2019).
2941:Fracassa, Dominic (June 9, 2018).
2920:Fracassa, Dominic (June 6, 2018).
2826:
2812:Fagone, Jason (January 28, 2018).
2791:Shafer, Scott (January 23, 2018).
2318:. January 13, 2016. Archived from
1994:Sawyer, Nuala (November 2, 2015).
1647:"Board of Supervisors, District 5"
1569:Nevius, C.W. (November 10, 2012).
1505:
1262:Melendez, Lyanne (July 11, 2018).
1109:
908:trains, add 24 trains for the new
481:at risk of economic displacement.
394:San Francisco Board of Supervisors
384:San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
168:San Francisco Board of Supervisors
14:
8614:
8518:21st-century American politicians
6897:
6851:digitaledition.chicagotribune.com
4290:Mullaney, Alex (August 5, 2022).
4251:"Transparency and Accountability"
4169:"Transparency and Accountability"
3143:from the original on June 3, 2020
2044:
1448:Knight, Heather (April 6, 2018).
1373:
1327:
1236:Knight, Heather (June 13, 2018).
1226:
1186:In February 2020, Breed made the
889:
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5678:Dailey, Keli (August 14, 2017).
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1021:Transportation Demand Management
673:
658:for president in the primaries.
281:
6820:Boone, Alastair (May 1, 2020).
4111:Chen, Shawna (August 2, 2024).
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3216:Eric Ting (December 22, 2020).
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1472:
1285:Ostler, Scott (July 12, 2018).
1166:Resignation letters controversy
1156:
1065:
1055:San Francisco Bicycle Coalition
987:Municipal Transportation Agency
963:Recreation and Parks Department
860:COVID-19 pandemic in California
730:
665:would succeed Kamala Harris as
506:San Francisco Police Department
369:
359:University of California, Davis
258:University of California, Davis
239:San Francisco, California, U.S.
5355:"Van Ness Improvement Project"
4509:Dineen, J. K. (May 26, 2021).
4416:Tal Axelrod (April 24, 2020).
2021:"Homes not cars on Divisadero"
1408:
1348:
1301:
1278:
1255:
904:replace Muni's aging fleet of
790:Following the FBI's arrest of
765:Association with Mohammed Nuru
1:
8563:American women civil servants
8553:African-American women mayors
5429:Breed, London (May 1, 2018).
4842:fpadmin (September 7, 2016).
2366:Lee, Vic (October 12, 2016).
1219:
1126:. The law made nationalnews.
1084:League of Conservation Voters
559:Following the death of Mayor
494:San Francisco Fire Department
478:Housing and Urban Development
314:following the death of Mayor
8558:American community activists
6672:"November 2016 Endorsements"
6437:Poston, Ben (July 9, 2016).
5046:fpadmin (October 25, 2016).
4945:fpadmin (December 5, 2014).
4764:fpadmin (January 13, 2017).
3272:Nedelman, Michael Nedelman.
1122:, egg cartons, coolers, and
1076:Community Choice Aggregation
435:in District 8 in June 2018,
7:
5233:myemail.constantcontact.com
1207:
1097:In the summer of 2015, the
803:transparency". Supervisors
456:California Attorney General
443:in District 5 in 2019, and
363:University of San Francisco
267:University of San Francisco
10:
8619:
8538:African-American activists
6799:The San Francisco Standard
6702:The San Francisco Examiner
6599:The San Francisco Examiner
6548:The San Francisco Examiner
6214:The San Francisco Examiner
6148:The San Francisco Examiner
5926:The San Francisco Examiner
5799:The San Francisco Examiner
5026:The San Francisco Examiner
4976:The San Francisco Examiner
4744:The San Francisco Examiner
3974:. San Francisco Chronicle.
3882:The San Francisco Standard
3705:The San Francisco Standard
2567:The San Francisco Examiner
2436:The San Francisco Examiner
2174:The San Francisco Examiner
2025:The San Francisco Examiner
1420:The San Francisco Examiner
1342:The San Francisco Standard
1204:as her celebrity crushes.
1171:discontinue the practice.
1140:Drug take back legislation
976:Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit
965:and got the road repaved.
959:Department of Public Works
849:Michelin 3-star restaurant
768:
701:
8533:Activists from California
7978:
7906:
7391:
7340:
7109:
7100:
7054:
7045:
7037:
7027:
7014:
7006:
6996:
6986:
6978:
6968:
6956:
6948:
6943:
6169:"CleanPowerSF Resolution"
6051:"Climate Action Strategy"
5773:Streetsblog San Francisco
5510:Streetsblog San Francisco
5207:Streetsblog San Francisco
4924:Streetsblog San Francisco
4821:Streetsblog San Francisco
4718:Streetsblog San Francisco
3601:"30 x 30 | San Francisco"
2072:Streetsblog San Francisco
329:, and second woman after
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23:
7930:consolidated city-county
5353:fpadmin (May 13, 2013).
1061:Environmental protection
895:Muni and transit service
637:St. Patrick's Day parade
605:mayoral special election
508:. After the shooting of
451:in District 4 in 2022.)
341:Early life and education
8578:Mayors of San Francisco
7094:Mayors of San Francisco
4515:San Francisco Chronicle
4488:San Francisco Chronicle
4347:San Francisco Chronicle
4228:San Francisco Chronicle
3992:San Francisco Chronicle
3956:San Francisco Chronicle
3935:San Francisco Chronicle
3778:"2024 General Election"
3223:San Francisco Chronicle
3195:San Francisco Chronicle
3168:San Francisco Chronicle
3081:San Francisco Chronicle
3021:San Francisco Chronicle
2948:San Francisco Chronicle
2927:San Francisco Chronicle
2899:San Francisco Chronicle
2871:San Francisco Chronicle
2819:San Francisco Chronicle
2769:San Francisco Chronicle
1601:San Francisco Chronicle
1575:San Francisco Chronicle
1454:San Francisco Chronicle
1314:San Francisco Chronicle
1242:San Francisco Chronicle
1133:San Francisco Chronicle
1010:Bikes and street safety
868:San Francisco Chronicle
37:Official portrait, 2019
7575:San Francisco, CA
7219:George Henry Sanderson
7048:Mayor of San Francisco
7017:Mayor of San Francisco
6963:from the 5th district
3380:San Francisco Examiner
2715:San Francisco Examiner
1360:California Birth Index
952:Transportation funding
942:Bay Area Rapid Transit
936:Breed worked with the
627:politician and former
555:Mayor of San Francisco
514:Supervisor Malia Cohen
403:
300:mayor of San Francisco
49:Mayor of San Francisco
7972:largest cities by GDP
7249:Edward Robeson Taylor
7194:Andrew Jackson Bryant
7159:Henry F. Teschemacher
4577:. September 17, 2021.
2246:"SF Civil Grand Jury"
1389:Johnston, Madeleine.
769:Further information:
650:for president in the
618:2019 mayoral election
447:defeating Supervisor
423:unseating Supervisor
401:
171:from the 5th district
7797:Colorado Springs, CO
7154:Ephraim Willard Burr
7139:Stephen Palfrey Webb
6739:. November 16, 2022.
4926:. September 19, 2013
4447:(December 2, 2020).
3970:Fraccassa, Dominic.
2638:thebaycitybeacon.com
2150:. September 16, 2014
1925:. September 23, 2016
1048:Board of Supervisors
1040:Board of Supervisors
983:Board of Supervisors
840:were confiscated by
586:separation of powers
304:Board of Supervisors
7264:Angelo Joseph Rossi
7224:Levi Richard Ellert
7209:Washington Bartlett
7204:Maurice Carey Blake
7199:Isaac Smith Kalloch
6122:library.amlegal.com
5819:Montgomery, Kevin.
5083:on November 5, 2017
4875:. September 7, 2016
4797:. November 17, 2017
4322:. February 26, 2020
4202:. February 14, 2020
4015:. October 31, 2018.
3782:San Francisco YIMBY
2772:. December 12, 2017
2665:. November 14, 2017
2613:www.sfelections.org
1900:. September 2, 2016
1729:. November 18, 2022
644:Northern California
431:beating Supervisor
374:Breed worked as an
355:Galileo High School
306:from 2015 to 2018.
296:London Nicole Breed
224:London Nicole Breed
7827:Virginia Beach, VA
7279:George Christopher
7174:Thomas Henry Selby
7129:Charles J. Brenham
7119:Charles J. Brenham
6944:Political offices
6880:nobhillgazette.com
6876:"A-List Eligibles"
6652:. February 9, 2016
6650:Clean Water Action
6573:sfgov.legistar.com
6496:sfgov.legistar.com
6472:. November 4, 2016
6340:sfgov.legistar.com
6291:. November 2, 2015
5976:sfgov.legistar.com
5951:sfgov.legistar.com
5902:. October 26, 2015
5875:sfgov.legistar.com
5850:sfgov.legistar.com
5723:sfgov.legistar.com
5707:. January 2, 2015.
5658:sfgov.legistar.com
5607:ABC7 San Francisco
5460:sfgov.legistar.com
5384:sfgov.legistar.com
5333:sfgov.legistar.com
5258:sfgov.legistar.com
5182:www.smartvoter.org
5157:sfgov.legistar.com
5132:www.smartvoter.org
5107:sfgov.legistar.com
5001:sfgov.legistar.com
4693:sfgov.legistar.com
4668:sfgov.legistar.com
4643:sfgov.legistar.com
4618:sfgov.legistar.com
4593:sfgov.legistar.com
4445:Wong, Julia Carrie
3758:. January 23, 2018
3328:ABC7 San Francisco
3139:. March 12, 2019.
3055:. November 7, 2019
2542:sfgov.legistar.com
2518:. January 17, 2018
2372:ABC7 San Francisco
2346:sfgov.legistar.com
2322:on August 27, 2018
2123:sfgov.legistar.com
2098:sfgov.legistar.com
1974:sfgov.legistar.com
1848:sfgov.legistar.com
755:U.S. Supreme Court
404:
8490:
8489:
7937:
7936:
7752:Darrell Steinberg
7627:Oklahoma City, OK
7611:Freddie O'Connell
7402:New York City, NY
7351:
7350:
7124:Stephen R. Harris
7061:
7060:
7028:Succeeded by
6997:Succeeded by
6988:President of the
6969:Succeeded by
6444:Los Angeles Times
6031:. January 9, 2015
5705:"Maps & Data"
5609:. August 14, 2018
4397:on August 2, 2021
4308:. August 3, 2021.
1799:. January 9, 2015
1549:UC Davis Magazine
1344:. March 27, 2024.
1289:. SFChronicle.com
1202:Denzel Washington
1120:food service ware
819:COVID-19 response
633:Martin McGuinness
603:Breed ran in the
425:Julie Christensen
414:after Supervisor
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7812:Mary-Ann Baldwin
7712:Cavalier Johnson
7534:Indianapolis, IN
7492:Jacksonville, FL
7452:Philadelphia, PA
7378:
7371:
7364:
7355:
7354:
7346:
7299:Dianne Feinstein
7149:George J. Whelan
7106:
7087:
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7064:
7063:
7038:Preceded by
7022:
7007:Preceded by
6979:Preceded by
6952:Christina Olague
6949:Preceded by
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6913:Campaign website
6909:
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6906:Official website
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6678:. August 8, 2016
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6367:. April 19, 2016
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6189:. April 30, 2014
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5209:. March 16, 2015
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5079:. Archived from
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1426:on July 18, 2018
1422:. Archived from
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1032:âIdaho Stopâ law
738:Rafael Mandelman
646:mayors endorsed
429:Rafael Mandelman
408:Christina Olague
347:Western Addition
335:housing shortage
331:Dianne Feinstein
311:Western Addition
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215:Personal details
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193:Christina Olague
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7652:Carolyn Goodman
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7580:Craig Greenberg
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7498:Rick Blangiardi
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7417:Brandon Johnson
7412:Los Angeles, CA
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7284:John F. Shelley
7234:James D. Phelan
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