San Francisco gets a new mayor and an emergency plan for the fentanyl scourge
Within minutes on Wednesday morning, San Francisco got a new mayor — and a new plan for an emergency declaration intended to combat the fentanyl scourge that has killed thousands of people in the city over the past five years and has turned some neighborhoods into sidewalk drug markets.
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The newly elected mayor announced there would be a citywide hiring freeze, with the exception of first responders, as San Francisco faces a projected $876 million two-year financial deficit.
Union Square Alliance CEO Marisa Rodriguez said public art "has long served as a powerful medium for uniting communities." ...
On Wednesday, Daniel Lurie will be sworn in as San Francisco’s 46th mayor. During his winning campaign, he talked about his ...
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