Mayor Lurie Secures majority support for fentanyl ordinance in San Francisco
Mayor Daniel Lurie's fentanyl state of emergency ordinance received unanimous approval from the city's Budget and Finance Committee and is set for a vote before the full Board of Supervisors next Tuesday.
Mayor Daniel Lurie hopes to address SF's fentanyl crisis in new ordinance
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said the city’s fentanyl crisis will be addressed quickly if a new ordinance he submitted gets approved. Lurie told NBC Bay Area that in the three weeks since taking office,
San Francisco Mayor Lurie reaches milestones in efforts to tackle fentanyl crisis
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie secured majority support from the Board of Supervisors for his proposal to tackle the city's fentanyl and homelessness crises. The proposed ordinance aims to streamline the approval process for contracts related to homelessness,
San Francisco mayor’s ‘fentanyl state of emergency’ moving forward
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors appears ready to grant new Mayor Daniel Lurie broad powers to deal with the city’s fentanyl epidemic.
San Francisco mayor wants state of emergency declaration to address fentanyl crisis
Ryan Yamamoto reports on the push by new San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie to declare a state of emergency in order to better address fentanyl dealing and use in the city.
Advocates rally in support of SF fentanyl state of emergency
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Mothers Against Drug Addiction and Deaths push for SF's proposed fentanyl state of emergency
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors Committee is negotiating new Mayor David Lurie's plan to address the city's fentanyl crisis. The plan to cut red tape and fast track resources already has enough support to pass.
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Lurie’s emergency fentanyl bill clears first hurdle
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised to hand new Mayor Daniel Lurie broad powers to address The City’s fentanyl ...
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Exclusive: Mayor Lurie's fentanyl ordinance to face first political test
Mayor Daniel Lurie's controversial fentanyl ordinance could face its first political test during a key committee hearing next week as supervisors weigh making changes.
Cortez Masto cosponsors bill that would make permanent fentanyl’s classification as a Schedule 1 drug
U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto has joined 13 other Senators in introducing a bill that helping to combat fentanyl.