Good afternoon! Here’s the latest:
What will the election mean for City Hall transparency going forward? The Sunshine Task Force is asking the S.F. Ethics Commission to investigate Mayor London Breed for deleting text messages in “egregious” and “willful” violation of public records law. But Joe Rivano Barros explains why Breed’s election loss means the Ethics Commission is unlikely to do anything.
The Planning Commission unanimously endorsed the Mission Action Plan 2030, an update of its guidelines for fighting displacement. Most of about 50 speakers supported the plan, though three commenters argued against its focus on affordable housing.
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Planning Commission approves Mission anti-displacement plan
“Both my daughters were displaced from the Mission, the neighborhood where they grew up.”
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Breed may skip consequences for deleting text messages
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Events
Today: Opening party for the Holiday Art Shop at Creativity Explored, December 6, 5-8PM.
Tomorrow: Black Holiday Market pop-up, Ferry Building Farmers Market, December 7, 9AM-2PM.