Sachin Agarwal

Our city has major problems, but we can fix them. I’m not leaving and neither is @sbuss. We ❤️ SF. We’re working every day to build a city where new residents are welcomed, new businesses are encouraged, and families can put down their roots. We’re making progress. 👉 @GrowSF.

inspiration

It does. It’s .com

Four out of the five people who work at @GrowSF have computer science degrees 🤓💻 We’re like a scrappy startup focused on winning elections 🗳️📈

@markasaurus @jebank It’s out of hand.

@jebank @agarwal People will make eye contact with me while blowing the stop signs as I walk my 2nd grader to school, it's insane

This person is blowing through stop signs and tailgating a Waymo. Sorry, man, the Waymo won’t go any faster no matter how obnoxiously you drive.

@sathaxe Love it! I didn’t know you could build games for Playdate

@phycopia @jebank Does that work? What would they do?

@jebank @agarwal Call the cops repeatedly and ask other parents and the school to do the same, obviously.

@jebank I wish there was a way!

@agarwal by the way what's the best way to report dangerous driving in SF? Almost every day I see people blowing through stop signs right in front of our neighborhood elementary school

We’ve fought for more than a decade to bring back 8th grade algebra for kids who are ready & interested. We’re finally on the verge, but the school district’s new proposal creates a significant barrier — requiring kids who want to take algebra in 8th grade to also take regular 8th grade math. Kids shouldn’t be required to take two math classes, which will simply force them to give up an elective. The district should avoid this barrier & let 8th graders choose to take algebra as their sole math class.

🚨 We need you to take action 🚨 We fought to bring back 8th grade algebra. SFUSD’s proposed version forces kids to give up an elective to take it. That’s not real access. Send an email and demand real flexibility and advancement options growsf.org/advocacy/8th-g…

New polling showed that the 25-story Marina Safeway housing project might not be as unpopular as predicted. 58% of D2 voters support it while 37% oppose. But have the D2 supervisor candidates changed their minds? via @io_y_g missionlocal.org/2026/03/meet-t…

SF is in an affordability crisis…and City Hall wants to raise taxes again. Prop D’s tax would hike taxes on grocers, pharmacies & more by 800%, meaning higher prices for everyday essentials. It’s a blank check for a $16B government. Vote NO on Prop D. sfblueprint.org/advocacy/ceo-t…

37 labor power brokers you’ve never heard of can make or break policy at City Hall, a lot of power concentrated in a few unelected hands. Voters deserve to know who’s pulling the levers in a year of budget cuts, charter reforms, and ballot measures growsf.org/news/2026-03-1…

yeah, except

The AI boom is sending San Francisco real estate into overdrive. • 16 homes sold for $5M+ last month, up 220% YoY • Condo prices +12% YoY, median $1.23M • Single-family homes +23% YoY, median $1.96M • Rents +14% YoY, fastest growth in the U.S. Source: wsj

San Francisco, California

I finally figured out how Mayor @DanielLurie manages to be everywhere at once. Holograms. This one is at SFO. 😂

“Under Daniel Lurie and the 6-5 moderate liberal majority on the Board of Supervisors, we were just now starting to address that gaping, decades-long deficiency. And now we could throw it all in the trash.” Local elections matter. Post by @Noahpinion: noahpinion.blog/p/san-francisc…

Most donors to @GrowSF have never given to politics before. They’re stepping up because they want a city that builds for the next generation. I’m doing this for my kids. Join us: efundraisingconnections.com/c/GrowSFSuppor…