Bruce Agid

Thank you, San Francisco. I’m deeply grateful for the trust voters have placed in me, and I’m ready to get to work for you.
 I want to thank Supervisor Connie Chan for a spirited and hard-fought campaign. We’ve had our disagreements, but we share a deep love for San Francisco and for our country. And thank you to our incredible campaign team, to every volunteer who walked precincts or made calls, to everyone who donated, hosted a house party, or put up a window sign, and to the labor unions, the environmental, housing, LGBTQ, and progressive organizations, the Democratic Party, and the elected officials who stood with us every step of the way. You turned this campaign into a movement.
 I’m humbled to carry forward the powerful legacy of this seat — Phil Burton, Sala Burton, and the greatest Speaker in modern American history, Nancy Pelosi. Speaker Pelosi came to Congress to fight AIDS when too many wanted to look away, and she never stopped fighting for our city and our country. Madame Speaker, thank you.
 This victory is also historic. For the first time ever, San Francisco will be represented in Congress by an LGBTQ person — indeed, no LGBTQ member of the House has ever represented any part of Northern California. When I stepped off the escalator at Castro Muni Station in 1997 and fell head over heels for this city, I could never have imagined this honor. 

San Franciscans voted for results, and we have so much work ahead: Building the millions of homes we need; moving toward true universal health care; investing in clean energy, public transit, and high-speed rail; standing up for science, education, and immigrants; making sure people — not massive corporations — decide what works for this country, including on AI; and ensuring the rule of law applies to everyone, including the President.
 It won’t be easy. But on Election Day, voters across the country delivered a powerful mandate for Democrats in Congress. I’m deeply inspired by the trust they placed in us to take big swings to lower the cost of living, stop the endless wars, hold Trump and his cronies accountable for their corruption, and rein in the threat of artificial intelligence. In Washington I’ll bring the same determination I showed in Sacramento every single day.

It’s time to deliver a better tomorrow for our city and our country.

YAXEL LENDEBORG SCORES THE MOST POINTS BY A WARRIORS ROOKIE IN A SINGLE GAME SINCE STEPH IN 2010! 🌉 37 PTS (career-high, game-high) 🌉 6 AST 🌉 6 3PM 🌉 13-19 FGM A big night from @Yaxel_Lendeborg leads the @warriors to their 4th straight win!

THE GOLDEN STATE VALKYRIES ARE WNBA CHAMPIONS! Congrats, @valkyries family 🏆

STEPH MAKES LUKA TOUCH EARTH 😱😱😱

Kevon Looney made sure to hug and dap up all the security at Chase Center 🥹👏

Today we’re lowering flags to half-staff in San Francisco in honor of the passing of Dolores Huerta and in recognition of her extraordinary legacy.

DOLORES HUERTA dedicated her life to fighting for workers, standing with immigrant families and building a stronger LABOR movement. Her legacy lives on in every worker who stands up for another. We honor her life by continuing her fight. ¡Sí, se puede! #RestInPower #rip #doloreshuerta #workersrights #immigration

Just approved: 100+ new homes instead of empty offices at 5th & Market! 📈🏘️ This is a big deal, and 4 other conversion projects are in the works, but we want many, many more. Our conversion programs mean more new homes in transit-rich areas instead of empty offices.

35 years ago Digital Underground dropped their second album and fooled the entire Apollo crowd. About to get get boo’d right off that stage, they rocked it. Rest in peace to Shock G

It was my honor and privilege to give Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper, the longtime voices of the @SFGiants, Keys to the City and County of San Francisco after they called their final game together before Kruk’s retirement. For generations of Giants fans, Kruk and Kuip have been part of our lives. We listened to them in our cars. We listened to them in our homes. We listened to them with our parents—and then years later with our own kids. Like so many Giants fans, I remember muting the TV during national broadcasts and turning up KNBR—because the biggest games didn’t feel right unless we were listening to them with Kruk and Kuip. Kruk and Kuip, you have called some of the biggest moments in Giants history. But you have also become part of that history.

Three days before training camp, Steph Curry opted to give the Warriors $10 million in extra cap space flexibility next summer. His max was $65.7 million. He instead took $55.7 million. espn.com/nba/story/_/id/5003…

It’s Kruk and Kuip Day in the City and County of San Francisco! Today we will proudly honor the Giants legends ahead of their final game together in the broadcast booth this Sunday.  Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper became teammates with the San Francisco Giants in 1983, beginning a friendship and partnership that would come to define generations of Giants baseball.  After their playing careers, Kruk and Kuip took that partnership to the broadcast booth, where for more than three decades they have brought Giants baseball into the homes, cars, and lives of fans across San Francisco and the Bay Area. Through their humor, friendship, knowledge of the game, and unmistakable calls—from Kruk’s “Grab some pine, meat!” to Kuip’s “It is outta here!”—they made the whole city feel like their teammates. Kruk and Kuip gave voice to some of the greatest moments in San Francisco Giants history, including Barry Bonds’ record-breaking 756th home run, Matt Cain’s perfect game, and three World Series championships in 2010, 2012, and 2014. For generations of San Franciscans, the sound of Kruk and Kuip has been the sound of Giants baseball—a familiar voice at the end of a long day, a connection between generations of fans, and a reminder that when you turned on the game, you were home. Together, Kruk and Kuip have become one of the most beloved broadcasting duos in baseball history, and to generations of Giants fans, they are simply the best to ever do it.

Draymond Green. The ultimate defender 💪

A California politics power couple made it official nytimes.com/2026/08/07/style…

A San Francisco political journalist's highest honor: • Both SF Democratic and Republican Party chairs • Supporters of Sunset Dunes & Great Highway • Progressive & moderate Asians All coming together for your farewell party!😂 The past 9 years in SF have truly been a blast!

First-time NBA CHAMPION as a Head Coach... Mike Brown!

17 months ago, San Francisco stopped spending more than we can afford. The budget I proposed this week, reduces our long-term structural deficit by approximately $300 million dollars. When I came into office, City Hall was using one-time funds to cover a growing deficit and leaving the bill for someone else to pay. That wasn’t sustainable. And it wasn’t fair to the taxpayers and the people who depend on city services. Under my administration, we will not fall back on temporary fixes that force deeper cuts year after year. We didn’t tell departments to do more with less. We said: focus on what matters most to our recovery and deliver results.

Mike Brown was fired from the Kings less than a year and a half ago. He was also fired by the Cavaliers, who he just swept, TWO SEPARATE TIMES in his career. Today, he’s leading the Knicks to their first NBA Finals in 27 years.

The new deal will keep Steve Kerr as the highest paid coach in the NBA annually, sources tell ESPN.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is expected to be cleared to return on Sunday against the Houston Rockets after missing over two months and 27 consecutive games due to a persistent knee injury, sources tell me and @anthonyVslater.