Mayor London N. Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu announced the schedule for reopening City Hall to the public. City Hall was shut down in March 2020, along with the rest of the City, and has not been open for the general public for almost 15 months.

The award-winning AfroSolo Arts Festival presents its 26th Annual Season of Black Voices: Our Stories, Our Lives in a two program format. Program One: June 9-13 and Program Two: June 17-June 20, 2021. Created and produced by Thomas Robert Simpson, the Festival's mission is to nurture, promote, and present facets of the African American experience through solo performances and the visual arts.

Please join California State Senator Nancy Skinner this Thursday, May 13, from 6-7 p.m., for a virtual Town Hall with Congresswoman Barbara Lee. Congresswoman Lee and I will discuss recent economic relief actions that will help you, your family and our communities recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Congresswoman Lee will describe programs in the recently approved American Rescue Plan.

Mayor London N. Breed today announced a plan to create a new Street Wellness Response Team to improve outcomes for people in need on San Francisco’s streets and advance the City’s efforts to implement alternatives to police responses to non-violent calls. The Street Wellness Response Team will provide an appropriate medical and social service response for people who require immediate assistance but do not have emergent behavioral health care needs.

Mayor London N. Breed May 7th announced the City of San Francisco is planning a new public art installation to honor Black lives and the history of African Americans. The installation is planned to be located in Golden Gate Park’s Music Concourse next month, in time for Juneteenth, June 19, 2021. The installation, Monumental Reckoning, by former broadcaster and Bay Area sculptor Dana King, honors the first Africans stolen from their homeland and sold into chattel slavery in the New World.

Thank you, Charles Sharp for the encouragement, the "congratulations" and sharing the discussion with Kelly Armstrong of "Straight Talking With Kelly" about my film "Love Separated in Life...Love Reunited in Honor." It is an honor for me that you shared the link to the discussion with the great leaders and professional members of the Black Emergency Managers Association. The story of Sp5 Wyley Wright Jr. and Ouida Wright is representative of the millions of law abiding, salt of the earth, everyday Black people that work tirelessly investing their lives for this country to make a way for their families whose stories are not told in majority media. Thanks for helping share the news of Black Family Love that expand generations and racial harmony that is possible when we respect and honor each other. Truly, Jackie Wright, Wright Enterprises