The CPUC is on the verge of allowing Cruise and Waymo to roll out thousands more driverless cars across the City, exacerbating existing problems of driverless cars wandering into emergency scenes and forcing responders to babysit them. These expansions should be on hold until they’re able to respond to personnel telling them to go around.

The Heart of the City Farmers Market in Civic Center is in jeopardy. Rec and Park is directing the farmers market to move locations (a smaller parking lot nearby) to make way for a skate park at Civic Center. Call the Mayor and Rec and Park to oppose the move.

We’ve enjoyed decades of online life with strong protections for freedom of speech. It’s a complicated subject of rights and responsibilities, just as life—online and off—is complicated. But while the current state of things is not perfect and there may still be room for improvement, it’s a pretty good balance on the whole.

A bill introduced in the previous Congress and reintroduced in this year threatens to upset that balance. As is so often the case, the proposal is ostensibly “for the children;” the new bill is called the Kids Online Safety Act. It would force messaging services like iMessage, Signal, and WhatsApp, along with social media services like Twitter, Facebook, and Mastodon, to gatekeep who can participate in online life and to monitor what we say.

This is a dangerous, poorly-thought-out bill with a dangerously high number of bipartisan cosponsors in the Senate. We must stop this bill from becoming law.

As the House and Senate begin debating the ransom deal legislation today, it is possible that Republicans will raise new extortion demands. Our response has to be: “Not one penny more! Not one policy retreat further!”

Tell the President and our senators that President Biden should withdraw the nomination of Elliott Abrams because it is antithetical to the Biden administration’s diplomatic support for democracies worldwide.

The library needs to hear from City residents that we have their back and that we want our library to serve all San Franciscans.

As the House and Senate begin debating the ransom deal legislation today, it is possible that Republicans will raise new extortion demands. Our response has to be: “Not one penny more! Not one policy retreat further!”

Contact your Members of Congress and tell them: pass the Supreme Court Ethics, Recusal, and Transparency Act of 2023 and show that they are serious about binding the Supreme Court to a code of ethics.

Tell President Biden once again: it's time to play hardball through executive action that prioritizes our constitution and the strong economy we the people depend upon.

Tell President Biden it's time to play hardball through executive action that prioritizes our constitution and protects our dedicated federal employees.

Tell Senator Padilla to use his position on the Judiciary Committee to stop blue slip abuse!

AB 538 threatens big changes with uncertain consequences to our energy grid. In the absence of a specific plan to judge on its merits, the Assembly should not move this bill forward.

AB 642 is a surveillance bill that puts our communities in danger. Tell Asm. Haney to oppose it, and Asm. Ting, the author, to pull it.

Tell your Members of Congress not to engage in phony negotiations with Republicans who are holding our economy hostage.

Even a good president needs to be reminded of his commitments! Tell President Biden that the Willow Oil project is a deadly compromise that we cannot afford.

Tell President Biden and our Members of Congress to focus on progressive priorities in upcoming budget negotiations

Urge President Biden to make full implementation of his Executive Order on Promoting Access to Voting a top priority in the final two years of this term!

Make a public comment in support of a rule change that ends penalties on SSI recipients recieving food aid.