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back in november of 2023, former mayor london breed and then supervisor hillary ronen implemented a streetding moratorium along mission street, and that was to target the sale of illegal goods. that moratorium has been extended multiple times. it is still in effect until june of this year. but now enforcing that moratorium has become a different challenge for the city because city workers and not police officers are enforcing the moratorium along mission street. so, laura, there is quite a road up ahead for this legislation before this really takes to any felt change, possibly on the streets. so safe will go to the committees and then it will go to the senate and to the assembly before it lands on the governor's desk. if all goes well later this year, this would not be in effect until next year, the beginning of next year. so there are still a lot of challenges that need to be solved in the meantimes well. we'll be watching out for how this continues to unfold. laura. most definitely. all right. thanks so much, ginger. well, new developments crews are lifting wreckage of the american airli

let's supervisor hillary ronen implemented a street vending moratium along mission street to target the sale of illegal goods. however, permitted vendors who followed city rules were also impacted. now, the city tried to work with the community to set up temporary marketplaces, as well as offer emergency relief funds for vendors and other support services. but that moratorium was extended in february of last year to august of 2024. the city said data showed improvements were made in the neighborhood. now, in june of last year,cing g requirements and imposing criminal penalties. the bill would have allowed san francisco to require vendors to obtain a permit to be able to sell goods that are deemed frequently stolen. the city then would be able to ask vendors for proof that those goods were obtained legitimately. those in violation would get an infraction for the first two offenses, and that could escalate to a misdemeanor and end up to six months in county jail for a third offense. now, sb 925 passed in the senate, but it didn't make it past a committee. this morning. mayor laurie will a

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. >> san francisco should be proud to have this type of resources supervisor ronen and melgar, our ownent dr. sue one of our commissioners matt alexander you yourself led the struggle to write campaign and ultimately have this legislation pass with overwhelming over 78% of voters voting in favor. >> however, right now the promise of this hope has not been fulfilled. >> over $14 million has been allocated to 42 schools. >> yay. but it's also exciting right? >> but as of november 2024 less than 900,000 dollars has been spent on a repeat that for $14 million in readiness and implementation of grants has been awarded to over 42 schools less than 900,000 dollars has been spent. >> i'm not done. >> remember a few short months ago during the halt of the school closures when the mayor announced that there would be $8.4 million available from schools, success was well very exciting. it's been reallocated to rapid response funds. that means there's over $20 million on the table just from student success funds this year . >> exciting, right? well except that all these funds only $900,000 which ha