Daniel Lurie, San Francisco Mayor

San Francisco is open for business, says Mayor Daniel Lurie
Mayor Daniel Lurie joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk San Francisco's business outlook, the JPMorgan Healthcare conference, and more.
Mayor Daniel Lurie seeks to expand on progress in fighting fentanyl with ordinance
While fatal overdoses have been declining, new San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie seeks to build on that progress with his “Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance.” Lauren Toms reports.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie introduces new fentanyl ordinance
Mayor Lurie sent the Board of Supervisors his first proposed law to combat the fentanyl crisis, taking action during his first week as leader of the city. Here's what it will do.
Jim Cramer sits down with newly inaugurated Mayor of San Francisco Daniel Lurie
Mayor Daniel Lurie joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk San Francisco's business outlook, the JPMorgan Healthcare conference, and more.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Proposes "Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance" to Combat Drug Crisis
San Francisco's Mayor introduced a "Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance" to increase resources and address the city's drug crisis.
Daniel Lurie inaugurated as San Francisco's new mayor: 'This is where our comeback begins'
Levi Strauss heir and nonprofit executive Daniel Lurie was sworn in Wednesday as the 46th mayor of San Francisco. He vowed a "new era of accountability, service and change."
‘This community is what powers our city': San Francisco's Chinatown celebrates new Mayor Daniel Lurie
San Francisco’s Chinatown hosted a community banquet, a special night market and a community-led celebration for new mayor Daniel Lurie on Wednesday night.
Daniel Lurie inaugurated as San Francisco's 46th mayor, outlines vision for city
Change in leadership has come to San Francisco as Daniel Lurie was sworn in as the city's new mayor, with a historic Chinatown inauguration day celebration to follow.
Daniel Lurie Has Hope for San Francisco. But 1st, a Day of Celebration
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s inauguration festivities struck an optimistic chord. Still, major challenges await the political outsider.
SF mayor introduces new fentanyl ordinance
Mayor Lurie sent the Board of Supervisors his first proposed law to combat the fentanyl crisis, taking action during his first week as leader of the city. Here's what it will do.
Lurie declares ‘fentanyl state of emergency’ in San Francisco
San Francisco’s new Mayor Daniel Lurie has declared a “fentanyl state of emergency,” which falls short of the legal definition of an actual state of emergency.
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Lurie calls for more power in handling fentanyl crisis
This shedding of regulatory norms, Lurie contends, will allow The City to more rapidly expand shelter and other services by ...
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Mayor Lurie can’t declare a fentanyl state of emergency. So he’s branding his plan ‘fentanyl state of emergency.’
But this does not portend well. Daniel Lurie is in City Hall Room 200 not because he knows so much about government functioning, but because he knows so little. This was a selling point for ...
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Watch Live: Lurie, SF leaders speak on city's effort to tackle fentanyl crisis
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, county supervisors and public safety leaders will speak Wednesday morning on efforts to ...
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Five key points in Daniel Lurie’s inaugural address
Setting aside the pomp and circumstance that accompanies the arrival of The City’s first new mayor in more than six years, ...
Latest line: A good week for Daniel Lurie, a bad week for Karen Bass
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, chats with California Governor Gavin Newsom while surveying damage during the Palisades Fire on ...
Daniel Lurie names new SF fire chief
Mayor Lurie said Battalion Chief Dean Crispen will lead the department, replacing interim chief Sandy Tong. Crispen comes ...
SF Mayor Daniel Lurie announces hiring freeze on 1st day in office amid mounting budget deficit
The newly elected mayor announced there would be a citywide hiring freeze, with the exception of first responders, as San Francisco faces a projected $876 million two-year financial deficit.