it is why it is my honor to welcome so many of you here to city hall to celebrate 45 years of the san francisco and shanghai sister city relationship. [applause] [speaking chinese] [applause] >> mayor gong, we are very fortunate in san francisco to have a very thriving chinese community in our city, and in fact, what you see here today is a representation of business leaders, of those who own their own small businesses, of commissioners, of people who work in the tech industry, of folks who established not just political organizations, but non profit organizations that are helping to make a difference in the communities all over san francisco. gegraphcally many joining us today live in all parts of san francisco. chinatown is a important part of the community, but there are people representing the west side of the city including taraval, richmond and innersunset and various neighborhoods that make up the fabric of our city. [speaking chinese] this is community that is not also just involved in the work that they do personally, but so many of them give back to organizations that help to make the

san francisco. he is the first asian-american to lead the city attorney's office in san francisco.vening, san francisco dom we have anyone of immigrant's back upon ground here in the people's house tonight? >> if you could look on yourself, we represent the diasbestos raof the world. it is humbling every day i get to be one of the public servants that represents the city that was built on the backs of immigrants. presence success dependsos and the future relies on ourim grant community. i want to thank you not just the awardees but everyone of you have played a role in ma what is great about san francisco. i think ooze my public servant cyst are carmen chu said. we have many chu's in san francisco a number of us serves your elected officials. in is deeply personal. as someone who practicedim grant's right's law. i look out on the room and i see activists who work with me on language access ordinance on the board of supervisors. worked with me in the legislator on theim grant tenant protection academy and folk who is we started this conversation and dareed suggest immigrant parents

san francisco. he is the first asian-american to lead the city attorney's office in san francisco.vening, san francisco dom we have anyone of immigrant's back upon ground here in the people's house tonight? >> if you could look on yourself, we represent the diasbestos raof the world. it is humbling every day i get to be one of the public servants that represents the city that was built on the backs of immigrants. presence success dependsos and the future relies on ourim grant community. i want to thank you not just the awardees but everyone of you have played a role in ma what is great about san francisco. i think ooze my public servant cyst are carmen chu said. we have many chu's in san francisco a number of us serves your elected officials. in is deeply personal. as someone who practicedim grant's right's law. i look out on the room and i see activists who work with me on language access ordinance on the board of supervisors. worked with me in the legislator on theim grant tenant protection academy and folk who is we started this conversation and dareed suggest immigrant parents

supreme court ruling today says cities can ban unsheltered people from sleeping outside which also justifies san francisco'sm force, resist osseo looks at how the decision may play out. >> here in the city. >> nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets of san francisco, according to the city's recent count with friday's supreme court ruling, giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is beneficial. but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent. s

san francisco. >>so those efforts are on top of the city zone. own mayor. london breed offices over the last year, san francisco's drug market agency coordinate center has helped sees close to 200. kg of drugs and arrested more than 3000 people. and while the city says that is a milestone they acknowledge it's just a drop in the bucket. still ahead. how the city of san francisco is getting help from homeland security. especially age. special agent in charge. joining us next to talk about their mission to protect the public plus, we're going to explain nwe program that helps people in crisis on the streets. could now be on the chopping block. (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is a

sending an e-mail to sfgovtv.org or writing the postal service to the san francisco board of supervisors the number one dr. carlton city hall san francisco, california 94102 have a request for interpretation from 2:30 until 5:30 if you want to utilize this service visit the table we have set up outside of the chamber doors and to make accommodation under the americans with disabilities act or request language assistance contact the city clerk's office by calling the number thank you, mr. president. and colleagues is position it approve the. >> approval of meeting minutes: approval of the may 7, 2024, board meeting minutes. 340egs possession by supervisor mandelman and seconded by supervisor dorsey why not motion to excuse supervisor safai and seconded by supervisor ronen we will take that without objection supervisor safai is ensued on the adoption of the minutes a roll call practical pleasing. >> supervisor chan on the minutes. >> and i. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor engardio, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> murder in the third degree, aye. >> president peskin, aye. >> and supervisor preston, aye. >>

sending an e-mail to sfgovtv.org or writing the postal service to the san francisco board of supervisors the number one dr. carlton city hall san francisco, california 94102 have a request for interpretation from 2:30 until 5:30 if you want to utilize this service visit the table we have set up outside of the chamber doors and to make accommodation under the americans with disabilities act or request language assistance contact the city clerk's office by calling the number thank you, mr. president. and colleagues is position it approve the. >> approval of meeting minutes: approval of the may 7, 2024, board meeting minutes. 340egs possession by supervisor mandelman and seconded by supervisor dorsey why not motion to excuse supervisor safai and seconded by supervisor ronen we will take that without objection supervisor safai is ensued on the adoption of the minutes a roll call practical pleasing. >> supervisor chan on the minutes. >> and i. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor engardio, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> murder in the third degree, aye. >> president peskin, aye. >> and supervisor preston, aye. >>

city. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets san francisco. according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the

in san francisco. the city as a whole is suffering like these are like joyous events where we are able to come out and just express ourselves and like be in community with each other. >> there are a number of street closures, so organizers are urging fans to take public transit. gates open at 5 p.m. the concert is scheduled to go from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. the assistant police chief tells me there will be extra police officers at the concert in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news, the rave in san francisco civic center is not the only event offering live music in the bay area this weekend. >> saturday is the beginning of the first ever la honda fest at napa valley expo, organizers say. over 30 acts spanning several genres including regional mexican, latin pop, spanish rock, reggaeton and banda will perform. mana, who also played a bottlerock last weekend, will also perform. this festival begins at 1130 saturday morning with dj umami. the last act takes place saturday. excuse me sunday night around 8:00 a

this initiative makes sure that if approved by the voters san francisco city and county of san francisco will unequally say yes to each of the questions. access r j callers are identified as black or inagainst people of color or in their 20s will been city and county of san francisco valid indicts them and experiences but also doing everything we can as so the mentioned to make sure two and three interest increased access to financial services there the reproductive rights act. as well as protections discrimination as crises pregnant centers a finally would further protect individuals of the decision making for investigated or prosecuted for such a has access we are building we're all people in san francisco, california have the freedom to make powerful decisions including the decision to have an adoption without shame or stigma and regardless of race and risen and we're hopefully this initiative will help us get closures to the reality and with that, i'm grateful to i'm going to turn it over to our partner kimberly from the status of women. >> (clapping) well a big thank you to everyone

policymakers as they think about how to change policy based on this decision. >> reporter: san francisco cityney david chiu says the work is already underway reshaping city policy on how to manage encampments, particularly when services are declined. as we have shown, some on the streets reject shelter options for various reasons, sometimes for personal safety concerns. >> for people to do them type of drugs can end up living and dying on the streets and it's real easy. >> reporter: there's someone there to save you. >> correct. >> it's totally [ bleep ]. they want you to throw away all your personal property and drop everything and go with them and go to like a dorm where they're just stacking us. it's like a mental house in there. >> the decision will provide us with more flexibility in how we address this. >> reporter: the city attorney repeatedly used the word flexibility effectively suggesting law enforcement and citations may be needed in some cases. >> if you ask any number of city workers what needs to happen, what's appropriate on one block, on one street, it's different from what ha

meantime, san francisco is raising money to bring pandas from china to the san francisco zoo next year. the cityollars to pay for a new panda exhibit, though, before those pandas can arrive. coming up next, couples tying the knot at san francisco city hall where there for the annual tradition. >> san francisco's city hall was packed with couples saying i do today, more than 200 couples got married as part of the city's pride weekend. celebrations. newlyweds today got receive a commemorative pride marriage license as well. >> and tonight, the organization eliminate will be setting off the pride flag laser beam from the ferry building in honor of the 20 year anniversary of san francisco legalizing same marriage. there will be 20 colorful laser beam streaming down market street last year. there were just 6 beams. so this is a huge upgrade. the festivities will kick off around 6.30. the lighting will happen a little bit after 09:00pm. the laser show will be lit every night this weekend. >> that wraps up kron. 4 news 5. yeah, there's a lot more coming up at 6 o'clock. >> and next hour, the debate con

. >>> the stage is set right outside of san francisco city hall. there is where electric djs will perform tomorrow night. from our chopper we also saw the barricades put into place. the surprise sold out concert is expected to draw thousands of people. our kelsi thourd has been checking it out. it was a surprise but sold out within days of it being that quote unquote surprise. fill us in. >> that is right, jules, clearly, they have huge fan bases here in the bay area and beyond. like you said, not just thousands, 25,000 people expected to come out here near the plaza to see the dj and it is they will not only be one expecting to brig in millions to the city. this was somewhat of a secret concert. a concert, though, that has been in the works for months. one that was only announced to the public this week. now, world famous dj will be hosting that massive concert in front of san francisco city hall here on saturday night. the surprise concert was officially announced just on tuesday. that is just five days before it is set to happen. it sold out in

san francisco. now right outside from city hall, the city is in process in the process of getting ready for one of the biggest weekends of the year. san francisco pride weekend speaks to the history and the heritage of san francisco and that is why safety and security are also top of mind. san francisco police chief bill scott says his department, along with federal law enforcement, are tracking anything that could be a problem. this is following a previous warning from federal law enforcement agencies about the possibility of targeted terrorist activity during pride month. now it's a warning that has not materialized into any significant incidents so far. now, later today, a massive four mile rainbow flag is going up to kick off pride weekend. illuminate. that's the nonprofit behind the bay bridge. lights will turn on its lasers tonight around 915. the lights will be seen from the ferry building all the way down market street to twin peaks and that will kick off the summer of or the lighting ceremony will also include live music. the renewal of vows and mayor london breed will also be attending that

san francisco city hall will shine red, black and green to recognize the holiday also happening in theuneteenth block party that will happen at fillmore and webster. the oakland museum of california is marking juneteenth with a cookout. shawn chitnis as the details freedom. for all honor. a tradition rooted in the black community. teen struck to once again do both this year. >>this is the most american of holidays. this is us actualizing. what we stand. for as a country. >>ryan royster is 1 of the organizers for the event and says it's special to see a day long celebrated in the south now a national celebration. the event is rooted in the campaign to get juneteenth recognized as a holiday creatives in oakland work to get more than 800 corporations. to give their workers the day off. back in 2020. >>this is our independence day and it needs to be celebrated. people need to know about it and all are welcome at this festival. we want everybody to come and enjoy >>for the 1st time ever. there will be a juneteenth event at the oakland museum of california. chefs like michel mcqueen will eac

well, this is one of the biggest weekends of the year for the city of san francisco. more than a million people are expected to come to the city. >> for pride celebrations, pride events will be happening all weekend long. culminating with the annual pride parade on sunday. >> the parade starts at 10, 30 sunday morning at market and beal. it ends at civic center plaza. that's where most of this weekend's festivities are already taking place to. police is going to have increased presence at the parade and the festival road closures are already in effect across much of the city. there are more closure set to go into place tonight and tomorrow morning as well. so be aware of that. they will last through monday morning. if you have plans to head into the city, you should expect some delays. but of course, a pride celebrations are actually the only things bringing people to the city this week. my goodness. yeah. take a look at this. this is the stern grove music festival. this is the second weekend for this. >> the free concerts bring in thousands of people to this city ever

city. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets san francisco. according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the

san francisco. and as you heard this afternoon, many of the sf partners and community members are here to affirm that language access is critical in this cityof san francisco. i would like to express my gratitude to supervisor walton and his dedicated team for their unwavering leadership in driving forward the language access ordinance resolution. in addition to the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs, immigrant rights commission, human rights commission, and supervisor connie chen's office, your commitment to ensuring that limited english speaking communities in our city have access to vital resources and services is truly commendable. the lao resolution represents a significant step forward in our ongoing efforts in to enhance language accessibility and inclusivity in our city. building upon the foundation laid upon laid by the la amendments, this resolution reaffirms our commitment to working closely with the community to address their needs effectively. this resolution is an acknowledgment that all communities deserve equitable language access, because we believe language access can make our community stronger, our city str

well here at home landmarks around san francisco, including city hall were lit up in orange, to pay tribute to willie mays tower. you can see there and salesforce tower, all shining orange. he left such a mark on the city and the game he loved. and when he went her oracle park really 1 of the 1st things you see is the statue of willie mays. and look at this oracle. park. this morning marking the moment with flowers at the foot of his statue. many fans and people remembering by leaving flowers and sharing their stories of willie mays ones that will stay with them forever. over the years. i've gotten a lot of games with my dad here. and that candlestick and with seen willie from afar. and just always appreciated him as a human being. and as a baseball player. michael chan there marking this moment in time and yesterday. major league baseball games around the country did the exact same thing holding moments of silence. well, we know that willie mays story extended well beyond the baseball field. he broke down barriers for athletes of color and others. his losses is being felt around the world

a meeting to discuss the proposal will take place at 01:00pm at san francisco city hall tomorrow. the pride flag now waving. and in here in san francisco city leaders gathered this morning to celebrate pride month and >> to get that flag flying there at city they pledged to promote and support lgbtq+. rights some places in the country are doing the opposite. mayor london breed is supporting a bond measure that would renovate harvey milk plaza in the castro and invest invest in city clinic which provides health services. >> everybody's here. if you are not here, fomo. >> there is nothing like pride in san francisco. the thing that we do when we are at our best donna sachet as we celebrate, we have fun. we come together and what experiencing now and raising the flag is pure joy and excitement about what this means for all the amazing events, activities. >> it was playing music to help celebrate today. the main event this month is, of course, the pride parade on sunday, june 30th. this year's theme for sf pride is beacon of love. >> a big milestone for the oakland ballers. the team's

a meeting to discuss the proposal take place this afternoon at one at san francisco city hall. it's 608, to chickens have tested positive for bird flu. this is at a live bird market in san francisco. and the virus was found last month during routine testing at live bird markets by the department of food and agriculture. the market employees have been monitored. they have not reported any symptoms and it's been 10 days. san francisco is the only city in the state with a positive bird flu detection. they're saying the public should avoid touching wild animals. and that includes sick or dead birds. make sure you keep away from them. there's no evidence right now that the bird flu spreads from person to person. but the cdc is monitoring that. congress police arresting people for alleged organized retail theft. this was an wall that this isn't walgreens right on concord avenue. police say thieves are targeting this location all day yesterday. police seize or getaway vehicle found a large amount of stolen merchandise. charges are now referred to the contra costa da's office. how does

san francisco. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets of san francisco, according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority vick and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is beneficial. but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent. san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the unhoused in keeping public

postal service to san francisco board of supervisors, the number 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, city hall, room 244, san francisco california 94102. to make a reasonable accommodation request under the americans with disability act, or to request language assistance, contact the clerk's office at least two business days in advance by calling 415-554-5184. thank you members. thank you mr. president. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues, do we have a motion to approve the meeting minutes from april 23 and april 30 board meetings? motion made by supervisor dorsey, seconded by supervisor mandelman. on that motion made and seconded, a roll call, please. >> supervisor walton, aye. supervisor chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor preston, aye. supervisor ronan, aye. supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> that motion will be approved after public comment and the minutes approved as presented. madam clerk, please call the consent agenda. >> items 1-12 are

postal service to san francisco board of supervisors, the number 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, city hall, room 244, san francisco california 94102. to make a reasonable accommodation request under the americans with disability act, or to request language assistance, contact the clerk's office at least two business days in advance by calling 415-554-5184. thank you members. thank you mr. president. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues, do we have a motion to approve the meeting minutes from april 23 and april 30 board meetings? motion made by supervisor dorsey, seconded by supervisor mandelman. on that motion made and seconded, a roll call, please. >> supervisor walton, aye. supervisor chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor preston, aye. supervisor ronan, aye. supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> that motion will be approved after public comment and the minutes approved as presented. madam clerk, please call the consent agenda. >> items 1-12 are

city. [music] >> i'm katy tang the executive director of the office of small business. >> small business contributes to san francisco's economy. they provide the bulk of employment in the city and employing a million people in san francisco. and roughly 90% of the businesses are defined as small businesses. so, they contribute to the economy but also just the quality of life. small businesses are more then and there a place of transaction it is a community center. a play where people gather. know each other and form memories about the city. >> at the office of mall business i run a team this helps report all mall businesses in san francisco whether they are looking to stfrt a new business or expand or perhaps they are feeling with issues. our office is here as a point of information for anyone with a business that has 100 or nower employees. >> i was growing up i had many ideas of when i wanted to do. i wanted to being an olympic swimmer. and i wanted to men be an architect, you name it i had many ideas for what i wanted do when i grew up. and i never anticipated entering in politics. this opportunity came along wh st

my name is franco finn, a native of this great city, san francisco, and proud to be a san franciscans to the core and also product of this great city, and i'm also proud film commissioner for city county of san francisco and many may know me as a long time voice for your favorite basketball team here. what is that? the golden state warriors! yes. and it is such a honor to be here with all of you, because it is about you today. congratulations. give your is selves a big hand. bridge to excellent ceremony and scholar shf award and so proud to be here to give this alongside our great mayor along with you. you have gone through the journey and here you are to embark on the next chapter of your are live. lifep. life. are you excited? probably nervous too, but what a big step and will have a awesome time i'm sure where you may go, but it starts here and we want it just make sure we award you properly from your family and friends, in front of our mayor. with that said, proud to introduce our 45 mayor of great city and county of san francisco, make, some noise, for mayor london n breed! [appl

el mismo caso donde son hoy las visorías y el domingo se van a estar enfrentando en kezar al san francisco citynde bebé que iba a bordo del coche a partir de las 11 le contamos cómo terminó todo esto y este viernes llegó a san josé la antorcha de las fuerzas policíacas. así es. se trata de una antorcha que ha recorrido varias ciudades de la bahía y a través de diferentes agencias policiales. y todo por una buena causa. esto es para hacer conciencia y recaudar fondos para los juegos de verano de olimpiadas especiales que se realizan. este fin de semana en la universidad de santa clara. esta actividad se hizo de forma pausada durante varios días y los resultados fueron más que positivos, ya que recaudaron más de 10.000 . siempre involucrarse con el special olympics local es importantísimo porque muchos de estos niños no tienen oportunidades en sus escuelas o en otros lugares que no dan esos servicios y ese único lugar no lo pueden hacer. así que bueno, por este causa, gracias por acomñaos.parn esta tarde en noticias telemundo. biden dice que no se va. >> you get back up. >> despuÉs de su mal dese

and county of san francisco. and if the city and county of san francisco won't stand by its employees to help them, even when they're done with the job, then how can we trust anybody to work that wants to work for san francisco to be supported by the san francisco government? and that's something that you should think about. have a conscience. thank you. thank you for your comments. my name is romelia scott. i'm a retired san francisco firefighter native and a resident of san francisco. currently what is going on here right now? seems very sneaky and unethical, do not balance the budget on the backs of the retired members of the san francisco city. it's wrong. and someday you all may be in this position that we are in right now, and it will not feel good for you. thank you for your comments. we're still within the in-person public comment time period. if anyone else would like to approach the podium. if not, we'll we will move to our remote public comment, which is limited for at 30 minutes. so as of now, we have 35 members in t

san francisco early on. in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco.ss the street from the ups building. for me, when my earliest memories were the big brown trucks driving up and down the street keeping us awake at night. when i was seven-years-old and i'm in charge of making sure we get on the bus on time to get to school. i have to make sure that we do our homework. it's a lot of responsibility for a kid. the weekends were always for family. we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards going to kentucky fried chicken. that was big for us. we get kentucky fried chicken on sunday. whoa! go crazy! so for me, home is having something where you are all together. whether it's just together for dinner or whether it's together for breakfast or sharing a special moment at the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving or christmas or birthdays. that is home. being so close to berkley and oakland and san francisco, there's a line. here you don't see a line. even though you see someone that's different

city. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets san francisco. according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the

san francisco is not collecting taxes. that's a large chunk of the city's tax base. square goes, so does the rest of san francisco. i have to say, i lived very close to the wall street area, and when i lived there about 30 years ago, it was deserted at night. nothing would happen. it was scary, actually. and boy, they really turned that around. there was that will to make it more residential, more nightlife and they've really succeeded. but it took time. >> yeah, it's also a really challenging time for brick and mortar stores with amazon's dominance. so. right. correct >> hopefully that's another story. >> thank you. okay. yes we'll talk about that next week. thank you liane. >> all right a new report released today by the state attorney general shows the number of overall hate crime events in 2023 has gone down in california, but the lgbtq, plus jewish and muslim communities have seen an increase in hate crimes against them. overall. reported hate crime decreased by 7.1% last year from 2022. anti-black bias events remain the most prevalent, despite a 20.6% drop in an