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Daniel Lurie is the 46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco.
Why San Francisco? | SF.gov
San Francisco’s global profile was on full display in 2023 as it hosted the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperative (APEC) summit of world leaders and other major conferences like Dreamforce …
Minimum Wage Ordinance | SF.gov - City and County of San …
In 2003, San Francisco voters passed a local minimum wage, becoming the first local jurisdiction to pass a minimum wage rate higher than the federal or state minimum wage. In 2014, San …
Homeless Population | SF.gov - City and County of San Francisco
The number of individuals in San Francisco experiencing homelessness during the biennial Point-in-Time (PIT) count. The count includes two categorizations of homelessness: Unsheltered: A …
Department of Public Health | SF.gov - City and County of San …
The SF Health Network (SFHN) provides the direct health care to more than 125,000 insured and uninsured San Franciscans annually. The network includes Zuckerberg San Francisco …
Office of Small Business | SF.gov - City and County of San Francisco
2024年5月9日 · Find a location for your business Filter for commercial spaces by type, size, location, rate, and more. Connect with a Commercial Leasing Specialist by emailing …
Vital Records | SF.gov - City and County of San Francisco
Office of Vital Records 101 Grove Street, Room 105 San Francisco, CA 94102. Get directions. Monday 8:00 am ...
NBA All-Star 2025 | SF.gov - City and County of San Francisco
Get ready for basketball, concerts, exciting events, and fun fan experiences. Lunar New Year celebrations will also take place on the same weekend. Expect street closures in event areas. …
File a Fictitious Business Name (FBN) | SF.gov - City and County of …
If your business name has already been filed with the San Francisco County Clerk's Office, you must choose another name. Make sure that you are not infringing on other business …
Project Pull | SF.gov - City and County of San Francisco
They wanted to provide positive opportunities for San Francisco's youth. Harlan and Robert believed they could "pull" young people into public service by connecting them with mentors. …