San Francisco Supervisor, chairs public safety committee
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City's most vocal elected champion of public power
PG&E told state regulators that a San Francisco takeover of its electric grid would cost $22.5 billion. Its Oct. 20 filing values the city assets at $13.9 billion and adds $8.6 billion in damages from cutting San Francisco's system away from the rest of the utility's network.
Updated Yesterday
Supports extension with early termination provision
The Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 on Sept. 15 to extend OpenGov's contract for three years at $22 million, with Jackie Fielder the lone no vote. The deal trims the mayor's five-year, $33 million request and cuts the total contract from $38 million to $28 million.
Updated Sep 16
Brokered the compromise that led to the cafe lease
A glass-walled cafe on Mission Creek sat empty for 22 years after the city built it as a restaurant space. On Aug. 1, 2026, Zocalo Coffee opened inside, activating a waterfront pavilion that had been vacant since completion.
Updated Sep 7
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