📣 Latest event updates for National Night Out with the @SFPD on Tuesday, August 4th.
📆 Save the date and support your neighborhood party at https://t.co/evJhsNrFUD
Ten neighborhoods, ten block parties, one San Francisco. Together, we all play a part in a safer city. We’re raising funds so every station can put on a celebration its community will remember — and you choose which station your gift supports: https://t.co/9auvFvUibR
Support National Night Out 2026! Your gift goes directly to your San Francisco Police Department district station, funding the food, supplies, and activities that make National Night Out a memorable community-building event: https://t.co/lrmECVy2Ya
Live near the San Francisco Police Department's Southern Station? Meet your neighbors and officers for an evening of food, games, and fun at National Night Out!
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🗓️ Aug 4 · 5:00–7:00 pm
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• $25K Lateral Hiring Bonus
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Everyone says families flee SF — especially large ones, with more than two kids. We asked 9 super-sized clans to share their strategies on rent, space, and sanity.
📝: @stbearman https://t.co/hBoh9EPlD2
Coast Guard search and rescue teams are attempting to find more victims who may still be alive in the San Francisco Bay after a boat with 20 people on board capsized and sank near Alcatraz Island, officials said.
One victim who was found yesterday died, and 16 passengers were rescued from the chilly waters.
Officials said the group was participating in a celebration of life memorial service when tragedy struck.
Today three people remain missing. This video shows the submerged boat before it sank 120 feet below.
Story: https://t.co/TNXTzc7FcS
I wanted to share an update on yesterday’s incident in the San Francisco Bay:
As of now, the San Francisco Fire Department and U.S. Coast Guard are continuing search and rescue operations for missing individuals. Indications are that there are three people still missing. Search teams are using technology like thermal imaging, tide prediction, and modeling to supports their efforts.
Our first responders have been able to rescue 17 people from the water. Unfortunately, one person did not survive. But the work our first responders have done so far today has been nothing short of heroic, and they are showing incredible courage as their work continues.
I want to thank our Fire Department and Police Department, the U.S. Coast Guard, and our partners from the Oakland Police Department, Tiburon Fire Department, Richmond Police Department, Southern Marin Fire Protection District, and the individuals on private vessels for stepping up to support these efforts.
Thank you to the American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency who are assisting those impacted.
This afternoon, there was a boat that sunk in the San Francisco Bay. SFFD, in coordination with SFPD, Oakland PD, and the Coast Guard, responded to the scene right away—so far, they’ve rescued 16 passengers with two people missing and one deceased. My thoughts are with that person’s family, and I am hoping for a quick recovery for all who were affected. Multiple agencies continue to search for those who are missing.
I am grateful for the swift and dedicated work of all of our first responders. And thank our partners for showing up for San Francisco.
Bringing our communities together! @SFPDTenderloin recently partnered with @USAO_NDCA and Up on Top to host an ice cream social for the community's youth.
Thank you to everyone who made this event a success!
Our deputies come from everywhere — Classrooms, Grocery Stores, Kitchens, the military other careers entirely. There's no single path here, and no one background that makes someone right for this work.
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Support National Night Out 2026!
Your gift goes directly to your San Francisco Police Department district station, funding the food, supplies, and activities that make National Night Out a community-building event: https://t.co/lrmECVxv8C
The city has spent around $9 million on skate infrastructure in the last decade. It’s hard to believe it used to jail people for skating on the sidewalk.
📝: @low___impact https://t.co/N1gBQKw8H6
With this year’s Michelin star announcements, and the anointment of two more three-star restaurants, it’s official: The Bay Area is the U.S. capital of fine dining.
📝: Sara Deseran https://t.co/4KDbtIowgb
What a day! Here’s a quick recap of how I spent One City Day, San Francisco’s first-ever citywide day of service:
🌳 Started by beautifying Minnie and Lovie Ward Recreation Center.
🌱 Planted trees with neighbors in Silver Terrace.
🐶 Made toys for shelter animals with volunteers in the Mission.
🧹 Joined a neighborhood cleanup in Diamond Heights.
🏆 Took part in a friendly competitive trash pickup in Oceanview.
🎉 Wrapped up the day with neighborhood celebrations in Ingleside and the Sunset.
More than 180 projects took place across all 11 supervisorial districts today, helping make San Francisco cleaner, greener, and more welcoming for everyone.
Thank you to my wife, Becca Prowda, for helping launch this initiative, and thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves and showed what civic pride looks like.
Let’s go, San Francisco!
900 volunteers removed 1,000+ bags of trash at 40 citywide cleanups this past weekend in San Francisco, one of the largest turnout of volunteers thanks to One City Day bringing people out!
Inspiring to see so many good people come out to do their part to make our city the best!
Support National Night Out 2026!
Your gift goes directly to your San Francisco Police Department district station, funding the food, supplies, and activities that make National Night Out a community-building event: https://t.co/lrmECVxv8C
TOMORROW: San Francisco's Day of Service! Volunteers of all ages are invited to participate in meaningful service projects, from picking up trash to beautifying your local park (and more!): https://t.co/VqFWo8zEZK
Support National Night Out 2026!
Your gift goes directly to your San Francisco Police Department district station, funding the food, supplies, and activities that make National Night Out a community-building event: https://t.co/lrmECVxv8C
San Francisco neighborhood groups are now allowed to place planters and murals in some daylighted intersection corners, an effort meant to turn no-parking zones into more protected public spaces: https://t.co/xxdArSiC33