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ALT Tagalog graphic about the proposed renaming of Cesar Chavez Street. The City and Community Renaming Working Group is seeking public feedback on two proposed names: Sí Se Puede and Las Campesinas. Community members can share feedback through bit.ly/renamingfeedback or by calling 3-1-1 through October 15.
ALT Tagalog graphic explaining who selected the proposed names for Cesar Chavez Street. The City and Community Renaming Working Group includes former Supervisor Susan Leal, Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres, representatives from the offices of Mayor Daniel Lurie, Board President Rafael Mandelman, Supervisors Jackie Fielder and Shamann Walton, Treasurer José Cisneros, and community leaders representing residents, women, survivors, small businesses, labor, Latino and immigrant communities, and the arts. The graphic notes that Susan Leal helped lead the original effort to rename Army Street in the 1990s and that San Francisco voters approved the name Cesar Chavez Street in 1995.
ALT Tagalog graphic explaining the process behind the proposed new names for Cesar Chavez Street. The working group developed four criteria: honoring women’s leadership and survivors’ experiences; recognizing labor and farmworker movements; reflecting Latino heritage and immigrant contributions; and honoring a movement rather than an individual. After reviewing community feedback, the group will recommend one name to the Board of Supervisors. The process will include public hearings and Public Works outreach to affected residents and businesses, with the City aiming to complete the process in the coming months.
ALT Illustrated Latino Heritage Month Celebration graphic in yellow, pink, green, and orange. Two folklórico dancers in traditional dresses and three monarch butterflies frame the design. Text reads: “Nuestra Historia, Nuestro Futuro.” Event details: October 1, 2026, 5:30–7 p.m., San Francisco City Hall Rotunda.
ALT Illustration showing a toilet surrounded by flushed items with sad faces, emphasizing only to flush poo, pee, and toilet paper during Pollution Prevention Week.
ALT A San Francisco Elections poster encourages voting in multiple languages. It features two people near a smartphone displaying language symbols. The text highlights language options available, including English, Chinese, Spanish, Filipino, and Vietnamese. Additional languages listed are Bengali, Burmese, Hindi, Hmong, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, Thai, and Urdu.
ALT Graphic celebrating Latino Heritage Month on a warm beige background. Orange and blue decorative patterns inspired by Latin American design frame the sides. “Celebrating” arches above a blue dove with an olive branch, with a subtle map of Latin America behind the words “Latino Heritage Month.” The City and County of San Francisco seal appears at the bottom.
ALT Gráfica en celebración del Mes de la Herencia Latina sobre un fondo beige cálido. Diseños decorativos en naranja y azul inspirados en motivos latinoamericanos enmarcan los costados. La palabra “Celebrando” aparece sobre una paloma azul con una rama de olivo, y un mapa sutil de América Latina acompaña el texto “Mes de la Herencia Latina.” El sello de la Ciudad y Condado de San Francisco aparece en la parte inferior.
ALT Graphic for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Diverse illustrated hands with ink-marked fingers are raised around a ballot, pen, and voter list, symbolizing voting and civic participation. San Francisco Department of Elections logo appears at the bottom.