Jed York

NFL player. Olympian. Now an @SFPD officer serving in the Tenderloin. Officer Jahvid Best represents the dedication of the men and women of SFPD helping keep San Francisco safe every day. Proud to have him on the team. sfchronicle.com/crime/article/…

Love spending time with @brixtonyork #dubs

Fieles a la Ciudad de México! Los niners vuelven a pintar la capital chilanga de rojo y dorado. 🇲🇽🏈 Faithful to Mexico City! The Niners are back to paint the capital red and gold.🇲🇽🏈 @NFL | @49ers | @49ersESP

¡Ya se la saben! Los 49ers jugarán en la Ciudad de México este año. Regresa lo que nunca se fue 🇲🇽🏈 NFL Mexico City Game The 49ers are playing in Mexico City this year. The game is back, but the truth is, we never left. NFL Mexico City Game 🇲🇽🏈 @NFL | @49ers | @49ersESP

Love your take @richeisen It definitely was a vibe and #uniquelyAmerican Proud @LevisStadium could host such a joyful performance #booyah

Congratulations @CMC_22 on receiving the #BartStarr award. So well deserved. It’s an honor to have you on our team

It’s a g’day mate 🇦🇺 📰 49rs.co/4ab5O2J

In San Francisco, we are focused on delivering results for the people who live, work, and visit our amazing city. That's what I told everyone on The Pat McAfee Show, and that's what I tell San Franciscans every day.    This Super Bowl week, San Francisco is showing the world that we are a city on the rise.

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! Oi, Oi, Oi!

Honored & thrilled to host the football world in the Bay for @SuperBowl If you’re trying my old number… Godspeed 🫡

John was a phenomenal man. He will always be remembered and will be missed dearly. He remains the only NFL MVP to make a PGA Tour cut. Remarkable in so many ways #RIPJohnBrodie

Legends reunite🍿 Night of Champions will bring together Joe Montana, John Taylor, Ronnie Lott, Eric Wright, Tom Rathman, and Harris Barton as they relive the 1989 San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl XXIV run, moderated by Chris Berman. 🎟️: 49rs.co/49NQw3Y

Today, I had the honor to present the state of our city.  For the first time in five years, San Franciscans believe we're moving in the right direction. Our recovery is well underway.  The work now is to make it durable for everyone. For that to happen, we have to keep our focus on public safety, clean streets, and a lasting economic recovery. 2025 will go down as one of the safest years in our city's history. Crime is down nearly 30%, car break-ins are at a 22-year low, and homicides haven't been this low since 1954.  The fentanyl crisis changed our city, so we have changed our approach. We stopped freely handing out drug supplies and made San Francisco a recovery-first city. Encampments are down 44% from 2024 and we've opened 600 new treatment-focused beds. Over the past year, cleaner, safer streets helped our economy come roaring back. But one year of momentum is not enough. When tech booms, opportunity grows—but so does anxiety about rising rents and displacement. This boom-and-bust cycle has historically left too many people behind. Opportunity and stability must rise together for every resident and every neighborhood. Today marks the beginning of our Family Opportunity Agenda—a powerful effort to reduce the cost of living for San Francisco families by tens of thousands of dollars each year. In December, we approved The Family Zoning Plan—a generational roadmap that will help ensure San Franciscans can afford to raise their kids here and expand housing supply while preserving the character of our neighborhoods and protecting rent-controlled buildings. And starting this month, a family of four making less than $230K a year will qualify for free childcare at hundreds of high-quality providers across San Francisco. By this fall, those earning up to $310K a year will receive a 50% subsidy.  Twelve months into this administration, the state of our city is resilient. But I don’t just want to bring San Francisco back. I want to build something better that will last, a city you and your children and their children are proud to call home.  We're just getting started, and we aren't going to leave anyone behind. Let's go, San Francisco.

Vanderbilt University—one of the great research universities in the world—has chosen San Francisco as the home for a full-time academic campus. Beginning in 2027, Vanderbilt plans to bring students, faculty, and all the energy that comes with academic life into the heart of our city. If we want San Francisco to lead the future, we must compete for the institutions that shape it. Today shows what happens when we stay focused, work together, and aim high. San Francisco is on the rise. And we’re just getting started.

San Francisco is a city on the rise. This past year, we made strong progress on safer streets, our economic recovery, and a government focused on results. I spoke with ABC’s @jonkarl about what’s changed—and how we’ll keep delivering for San Franciscans.

Solidified in Niners history 🙌

Awesome night celebrating Brent Jones. Welcome to the @49ers Hall of Fame

Congratulations Rocco! Your dad and mom are the best. No surprise you’ve done so well. Best of luck on your journey

We’re reforming City Hall with common-sense updates that strengthen our focus on core services. Our nearly 540-page charter slows down how city government operates. This effort will streamline our system and make it more accountable to the people we serve.

Congratulations to Harvey Milk Terminal 1 for winning the top spot on the World’s Most Beautiful Airports list. San Franciscans and travelers know that SFO is the best airport in the world.👏👏kron4.com/news/bay-area/…