SF supervisors will vote in February on extending and expanding the midnight–5 a.m. retail-hours restriction from the Tenderloin into parts of SoMa. GrowSF’s view: shut down the bad actors and enforce existing laws—don’t impose a blanket curfew that punishes legitimate small businesses.

SFPD says officers broke up a Jan. 18 Outer Richmond sideshow, arrested two men, towed vehicles, and seized an illegal assault rifle and ammunition. It’s a reminder that stunt-driving events aren’t “harmless fun” — they’re organized disorder that puts neighborhoods at risk.

San Francisco ended 2025 with just 28 homicides—the fewest since 1954—and major drops in robbery, theft, and car break-ins. Other big cities also reported declines, underscoring a broader post-pandemic trend—but SF still needs better clearance rates and sustained enforcement to keep neighborhoods feeling safe.

Thanks to Supervisor Danny Sauter, the fine for sideshows has been doubled to $1000.

Mayor Daniel Lurie selected Deputy Chief Derrick Lew, a veteran investigator and leader of San Francisco’s drug-market crackdown, as the city’s next police chief, signaling a continued focus on enforcement, technology, and public-safety results.

The city is finally launching a pragmatic sobering center to handle drug-related arrests, combining enforcement with treatment opportunities.

Mayor Lurie combines two-hour parking limits with permits and $12.9M housing program for compassionate enforcement.

San Francisco's new speed cameras are proving highly effective, cutting the number of vehicles speeding.

Supervisor Sauter seeks $1,000 penalties as city targets dangerous street takeovers with stronger deterrents.

Mayor Lurie secures state cooperation to tackle homeless camps on freeway property, expanding enforcement capabilities with measurable results.

A new proposal would limit oversized vehicle parking to two hours, with outreach and buyouts for residents.

San Francisco reports a 62% decline in homeless tents citywide, marking the lowest count since tracking began.