San Francisco stands to be one of the smallest losers in Trump's tariff war, according to a new report from the city controller's office. Why? A surge in tech manufacturing. via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/sf-s...

After over 5 hours of public comment, the upzoning plan was narrowly approved by the Planning Commission last night. Some commissioners were satisfied by the proposed amendments. Others still had scathing critiques. via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/sf-u...

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie was shouted down today at a rally in support of the proposed upzoning plan. Opponents came out with homemade signs and costumes. via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/sf-u...

What did San Francisco supervisors and other city power players read and watch over summer? (Answer: So many books about housing — but also much more) via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/san-...

Right now, the focus in housing policy is all on streamlining construction — but one SF supervisor is worried about the impact of these policies on tenants. She just introduced a bill to help tenants displaced by new development. via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/sf-b...

A tiny cabins village for homeless people in the Mission is closing to make way for affordable housing. Initially controversial, the cabins became well regarded by neighbors. via @io-y-g.bsky.social missionlocal.org/2025/09/miss...

San Francisco’s public safety liaisons fill in gaps police can’t always reach, tackling quality-of-life issues like squatting, vandalism, and homelessness so that officers can focus on emergencies. Why are there only three of them? by @io-y-g.bsky.social