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Lurie to SF city workers

Mayor Daniel Lurie orders all S.F. city workers back to the office 4 days a week

Mayor Daniel Lurie is ordering all San Francisco City Hall employees to return to the office at least four days a week as he looks to improve government efficiency and boost foot traffic around the Civic Center.

The Real Deal · 13h

Lurie to SF city workers: 4 days a week in office

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie pushing city employees RTO four days a week by April 28. Learn about the details of his plan and its potential impact on downtown.

Bloomberg on MSN · 12h

San Francisco Mayor Orders City Workers Back Four Days a Week

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is ordering city workers back in the office four day a week, following in the steps of major employers as he seeks to revive a downtown battered by remote work.

Yahoo · 10h

San Francisco employees required to work in office 4 days per week

Employees who work for the City of San Francisco will be required to work from the office at least four days per week starting on April 28, KRON4 has confirmed. New mayor Daniel Lurie signed off on the change.

The Real Deal · 4d

Can Daniel Lurie get SF workers back to office full time?

San Francisco Mayor wants city workers back in the office full time, but union contracts may pose a challenge until 2027.

police commission, Lurie and Mayor

Mission Local · 10h

S.F. supervisors side with Mayor Lurie, boot reformist from police commission

Siding with Mayor Lurie, the Board of Supervisors voted to remove progressive Max Carter-Oberstone from the police commission in a 2-9 vote.

KALW · 8h

San Francisco Board of Supervisors approves Mayor Lurie’s decision to remove progressive police commissioner

Last night, the San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted to approve Mayor Lurie’s decision to oust the city’s progressive police commissioner, Max Carter-Oberstone.

CBS SF Bay Area on MSN · 5h

San Francisco Board of Supervisors votes to remove police commission vice president

San Francisco Police Commission Vice President Max Carter-Oberstone is now officially out of the job. On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to remove Carter-Oberstone from the commission at the request of Mayor Daniel Lurie.

10hon MSN

Daniel Lurie won more control of police oversight. Will he use it to replace the SFPD chief?

Mayor Daniel Lurie asserted greater control over the San Francisco Police Department Tuesday by ousting a member of the agency’s oversight body to make way for a more politically aligned replacement.

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The New Bloomberg? Daniel Lurie Tries to Buff Up San Francisco

Daniel Lurie began the morning of his inauguration as this city’s new mayor last month at a soup kitchen before walking with ...

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SF Activists Rally Against Lurie’s Push to Remove Outspoken Police Commissioner

Community leaders and civil rights activists are urging San Francisco supervisors to reject Mayor Daniel Lurie’s motion, ...

San Francisco Examiner6d

Experts: Blind trust a good start, but Lurie must be careful

Thus far, experts agree that he’s gotten off to the right start by setting up the blind trust, and several said there’s ...

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With new powers, SF Mayor Daniel Lurie announces 1st project to address fentanyl crisis

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed his priority legislation that will allow his office to forgo the typical lengthy ...

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San Francisco Mayor Lurie signs fentanyl state of emergency ordinance; unveils "stabilization center" in Tenderloin

San Francisco is ramping up its efforts to battle a deadly fentanyl crisis with the city's new mayor declaring a state of ...

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