Today I signed the data center moratorium legislation.    San Francisco is the national leader in innovation, and that innovation is one important driver of our city’s recovery. We can never take that position for granted. As our city recovers, our administration is working to deliver a recovery that reaches every family and truly supports our communities.   Over the next 45 days, alongside departments and the Board of Supervisors, we will continue the work our administration has already started to develop a thoughtful, responsible framework that allows for the technology infrastructure our hospitals, office buildings, academic institutions, and government rely on while prioritizing community needs, keeping electricity rates low, and protecting the clean water and air our residents deserve.

Uniqlo is back in Downtown San Francisco! The Japanese clothing brand is opening tomorrow, October 9, on 4th and Market. After closing their Powell Street location in 2021, Uniqlo has followed our city’s momentum and recovery and decided to open a new 20,000 square-foot flagship store in the former Old Navy on Market Street. To celebrate, they have an exclusive collaboration with Muni, Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, and local artists—some of it is only available at this new location! Welcome back to downtown, Uniqlo!

A mountain lion was spotted and located near 44th Ave and Vicente. City and state departments, including Animal Care and Control, SFPD, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, are responding. Please avoid the area as officials work to safely relocate the mountain lion.

Uniqlo is opening on 4th and Market on Friday, October 9th! The Japanese clothing brand is coming back downtown with a 20,315 square-foot flagship store, after leaving in 2021. It will take the place of the former Old Navy and comes as the retailer has followed our city’s momentum and recovery. Let’s go, San Francisco.

More frequent Muni service is coming to the 1-California, N-Judah, and 5R-Fulton Rapid during peak service times. Starting August 29, this additional service will help Muni run more smoothly and get San Franciscans where they need to go, easier. A safe and reliable Muni is vital to a thriving San Francisco. Thank you to the SFMTA for listening to riders and keeping our city moving.