Innovative reforms like our Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness, Care Not Cash and Homeward Bound have helped 5,460 individuals exit homelessness.  We’ve advanced by leaps and bounds – but there is still a long way to go. An important next step is bringing a Community Justice Center to San Francisco. We need you to act locally today to make this reform a reality.    Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hynes has written an article for ActLocallySF.org about the transformative effects a Community Justice Center has had on Read This Posty »

I know many of you have been asking for it for months. Well, we finally got  our RSS feed up and running, as some of you may have probably already noticed. You can now can now stay current with what is going on ActLocallySF, just a little bit easier. Click on that orange RSS button in the top right hand corner of your ActLocallySF page. There are many different ActLocallySF feeds you can subscribe to, go ahead and choose your favorite(s): ActLocallySF Sitewide Feed Topics Blog Feed Talking Points Blog Feed Taking Action Blog Feed Pet Peeves Blog Feed Smart Solutions Blog Feed Enjoy! Brian Read This Posty »

Gavin Newsom's 2007 campaign for Mayor is all about letting San Franciscans speak their minds to make government work better for all of us.  And it's working.  We have received more than 1,500 Pet Peeves and Smart Solutions since we launched this feature on ActLocallySF.org a couple of weeks ago.  I want to thank each and every one of you for submitting your ideas. I assure you that Mayor Newsom reads every single one of your suggestions or concerns.  He often starts our MeetLocally events by talking about the latest Pet Peeve or Smart Solution he's read and what Read This Posty »

I've been busy posting your suggestions for the city in the Smart Solutions Blog. We've received a lot of great ideas, so check them out and leave comments. I gotta be honest though, people have many more Peeves then Solutions. I guess that's to be expected though. All right, back to it. Brian Read This Posty »