And even though I kicked off an investigation months ago, SF's City Charter spells out an absurd process to remove this person from a position of power. I am actively in conversation with the Inspector General on advancing the investigation more quickly so that the Board of Supervisors can move this overly arduous process forward immediately. 2/3

PGE outage est. fix 12:30pm

Update from MTA - Due to unprecedented crowds and traffic in San Francisco for the fireworks tonight, the Muni system is experiencing significant delays. Muni customers waiting in line at Powell may miss the fireworks. We encourage you to consider other modes of transportation: Walking, bicycling, scooters, taxis and rideshare. The record volume of attendees along the waterfront will cause significant delays leaving — please consider walking or biking, taxis and rideshare. Or, take the time and enjoy the bars and restaurants in and around the waterfront neighborhoods while traffic congestion improves.

Catch the World Cup on Union Street! ⚽ Team USA faces Türkiye in their final Group Stage match, and Union Street is the place to be for it. Here's the best part: Union Street is an official Entertainment Zone, so you can grab a drink from any participating bar and enjoy it out on the sidewalk. Watch the game inside or soak up the sunshine — your drink comes with you, either way. Great game. Great drinks. Even better company. Union Street Entertainment Zone, Cow Hollow June 25th, 3-10pm

Do you have a constituent matter you’d like to discuss? Could City Hall better serve you? Let’s chat over coffee! Sign up for office hours using the link in my bio, and a member of my team will reach out to follow up with details.

Tuesday was an incredible night! Serving District 2 is the honor of my lifetime. I’m grateful for your support and proud of what we’ve accomplished together. I’ll keep working to make our neighborhoods safe, support small businesses, and ensure San Franciscans can stay, grow, and thrive. You’ll see my name back on the ballot Tuesday, November 3 & I hope to once again earn your support.

Tomorrow at 10am, we’re hosting a rally on the steps of City Hall alongside Moms Demand Action @amominsfdemands and the Brady Campaign @bradyunitedsf to remember the victims of gun violence.  We’ll be wearing orange as part of a nationwide movement that commemorates Hadiya Pendleton, a high school student who was shot and killed at a playground in the Southside of Chicago in 2013. Gun violence is preventable & remains the leading cause of death for young people under the age of 25. Especially in the wake of the recent shooting at the San Diego Islamic Center, I’m proud of the work with Pierce’s Pledge @piercespledge to launch a free firearm relinquishment and storage program to prevent family tragedies Please join me and our fellow gun violence prevention advocates as we honor those we’ve lost and recommit ourselves to ending this senseless violence. Every life taken is one too many. RSVP for tomorrow’s rally using the link in my bio!

Opening a business in San Francisco should be easy, not hard. Over the last 18 months, we’ve cut red tape, reduced permitting delays, waived first-year fees for new small businesses, and supported our neighborhood theaters. The result: more open storefronts, stronger corridors, and a more vibrant city!

I joined one of my favorite D2 constituents @danielluriesf to knock on some doors and get out the vote before the election on Tuesday. Serving as District 2 Supervisor continues to be the honor of my lifetime. I’m so proud of all the work we’ve accomplished over the last 18 months and I hope I’ve earned your vote. Be sure to cast your ballot by 8pm on Tuesday, June 2. Find your polling place or update your voter registration using the link in my bio.

Right now in San Francisco, the price of rent is insane. We need to be a city that says yes to thoughtful growth in the form of 6 to 8 story tall new apartment buildings. Last year, we passed the Family Zoning Plan to turn this dream into a reality. I’m very proud to have gone parcel by parcel with every neighborhood association and merchant group in D2 to incorporate their voices into our city’s zoning map. Together, we’re working to make San Francisco a city where families can stay, grow, and thrive. Thank you Amber Lee of KTVU-FOX for sharing our message!

Pedestrian safety is public safety! About a month ago, a child was hit by a car at the corner of Jackson and Divisadero. Thankfully, the kid is okay but to make sure it never happens again, @sfmta_muni installed a new stop sign at the intersection to make the intersection safer for kids walking to school.

On Friday night, my campaign did an amazing bar crawl down Union and Chestnut St to support local businesses and hear directly from owners, workers, and neighbors. It was great!  In City Hall, everything we do needs to be oriented towards helping them thrive. That’s why I’m so proud to have endorsements from bar owners like: - Joe and Jesse from Bus Stop @busstopsf - Johnny at Blue Light @thebluelightsf - Benson and Jeff at Palm House @palmhousesf - Kurt at Mauna Loa @theloasf - Rick and Noel at Campus @marinacampussf - Nate at Bar Darling @bardarlingsf Don’t forget to vote by Tuesday, June 2! Update your voter registration, track your ballot, or find your local polling site using the link in my bio.

At today’s Board meeting: 1. We voted to streamline the City Charter by getting rid of inactive commissions that haven’t met in years. It’s the first of many steps to make City government work more efficiently. Keep an eye out for additional charter amendments on your November ballot. 2. We pushed to expand the successful speed camera program, which has already led to 80% fewer speeding incidents at the 33 SF camera sites. It’s one of the best ways we can keep kids safe on their walk to school. 3. We’re continuing the push to revitalize downtown by creating the Downtown Hospitality Zone to help fill empty storefronts between Yerba Buena and Union Square. For downtown to fully bounce back, it needs to become a real 24/7 neighborhood, and this moves us in that direction. 4. Lastly, I had the honor of commending Marla Perkins, Choir Director at St. Mary’s Church in Cow Hollow. For more than 30 years, Marla has been a pillar of the community, and SF is a more magical place because of people like her. Have a great week!

More than 800 dog bites were reported to SFPD last year, yet the City’s enforcement agency has failed to properly enforce the law. San Francisco’s Dangerous and Vicious Dog Unit has not convened since June 2025 to hear complaints. This is unacceptable. Government must function effectively to adjudicate cases and intervene when necessary to keep our dog parks, playgrounds, and public spaces safe. As Chair of the Government Audit and Oversight Committee, it is my responsibility to hold City departments accountable and ensure residents receive the essential services they depend on. Tune in to @sfgovtv on Thursday, May 21, at 10am for our hearing on the Dangerous and Vicious Dog Unit and learn more about the steps we are taking to strengthen public safety.