San Francisco Politics and Urbanism Daily

Lurie’s Budget Squeeze Meets SF’s Rent and School Tests

Thursday, May 28, 2026 · 8 min

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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s $16 billion budget is headed toward painful cuts, while rents surge and SFUSD faces an accountability election. The city’s reform era is colliding with deficits, housing scarcity, and basic service delivery.

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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s $16 billion budget is headed toward painful cuts, while rents surge and SFUSD faces an accountability election. The city’s reform era is colliding with deficits, housing scarcity, and basic service delivery.

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  2. Step Back — If San Francisco is supposedly in a YIMBY reform era, why would rents still spike 22% in a year — what actually moves rents that fast, and how much of it can City Hall realistically control?

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  5. S.F. Mayor Lurie named his next chief of staff. Here’s who he picked — San Francisco Chronicle

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