Politics

Oh, politics. For many San Franciscans, politics is a love-hate relationship, and as our own Leader Pelosi says, “If you don’t fight, you can’t win.” We need elected officials who will be advocates for those who can’t fight for themselves – who will champion policies and programs that make San Francisco better. Here at Reset San Francisco, our growing community is organizing – both online and offline – to keep our politicians accountable. And since it’s an election year, we’ll be following the local races and ballot measures. Stay turned.

9 years ago

San Diego Politicians, Take Note: More Potholes Mean Fewer Votes

By sf-admin • Better Government, Politics

Interesting read by Liam Dillon and Voice of San Diego. Check it out below:

San Diego’s streets are bad and have been bad for a while. But do voters …
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9 years ago

SFGate: Legislators Take Aim at Proposition 13 Loophole

By sf-admin • Better Government, Politics, Tax Reform

By Melody Gutierrez

San Francisco Assemblyman Phil Ting calls it one of the most vexing issues in the state Capitol, a loophole in California’s Proposition 13 that allows commercial property …
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9 years ago

Phil Ting to Host Hearing On Impact of Prop 13

By sf-admin • Better Government, Politics, Tax Reform

Reset San Francisco founder and Chair of the State Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation Assemblymember Phil Ting, will convene a hearing of his committee in San Francisco to review the …
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9 years ago

President Obama to Visit San Francisco on Friday

By sf-admin • Better Government, Politics, Transportation

POTUS to Address U.S. City Mayors at the Union Square Hilton Hotel on Friday

This weekend, the city of San Francisco will be hosting the 83rd U.S. Conference of Mayors …
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9 years ago

State Assembly passes bill to ban sidewalk tolls on Golden Gate and State Toll Bridges

By sf-admin • Politics, Transportation

The California State Assembly passed a bill (AB 40) that blocks sidewalk tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge along with seven state-owned bridges. Assemblymember Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) introduced the …
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