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San Francisco Mayor Lurie unveils $15.9B budget, proposes job cuts
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said Thursday he is proposing job cuts to balance the city's budget. It comes after Lurie released a $15.9 billion budget proposal and said the city needs to stop spending money. The mayor is attempting to close a roughly $800 million deficit.
After months of political wrangling and intense number-crunching, the final budget for San Francisco’s coming two years was released by the Controller’s Office yesterday. And it is a whopper.
This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff ... The potential purchase raises concerns about affordability given San Francisco's significant budget deficit, despite the possible long-term cost ...
However, while they face budget woes, the United Educators of San Francisco, which represents more than 6,500 district employees, held a strike readiness meeting at a middle school in May in ...
San Francisco is projecting a $876 million budget shortfall over the next two fiscal years, prompting Mayor London Breed to instruct city departments to plan for 15% across-the-board spending ...
The Fine Art Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) and the city's Asian Art Museum could see layoffs and reduced public hours as a result of a major cut in the city’s budget. According to the ...
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