Daniel Lurie

I stay laser-focused on what I can control, and that's what's happening here in San Francisco.

I'm clear-eyed about our challenges still.

San Francisco is a city on the rise, crime is at historic lows, all economic indicators are on the right direction, and our local law enforcement is doing an incredible job.

I took the call, and his first question to me was, 'How's it going there?'

This federal administration wants to divide us, but we know San Francisco is strongest when we come together to stand up for each other and our values.

There's no realistic plan to make Alcatraz reopen as anything other than the wonderful tourist attraction that it currently is. If the federal government wants to spend billions of dollars, I want them to spend it on clean and safe streets…

While the San Francisco metro remains expensive, prices have cooled from their [COVID-19] pandemic-era highs, making entry somewhat more feasible for some buyers.

There's nothing progressive as to have 806 people die of drug overdose in our city last year. Property crime is rampant. Our small businesses are struggling each and every day.

We have to deliver the basics and that's my plan. That's the mandate that I was elected to fulfill.

I'm going to be a candidate that prioritizes safety here in San Francisco. You can't just be for public safety during an election year.