Jackie Fielder

Rule Changes

Ordinance passed the Board of Supervisors 11-0 on Nov. 10; final passage pending

San Francisco supervisors voted unanimously on Nov. 10 to let residents cook and sell food from their home kitchens, opting the city into a state law that took effect in 2019. The ordinance from District 9 Supervisor Jackie Fielder creates a city permit costing $828 a year.

Updated 6 hours ago

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Led the Proposition B campaign to passage; founded the San Francisco Public Bank Coalition in 2017

San Francisco voters approved Proposition B, authorizing the city to create a municipal finance corporation that can lend for affordable housing, small business and climate projects. The campaign declared victory on Nov. 9, with the measure at 52.3% in the latest count after trailing on election night.

Updated Yesterday

Money Moves

Lone dissenter in final OpenGov vote

The Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 on Sept. 15 to extend OpenGov's contract for three years at up to $22 million, with Jackie Fielder the lone no vote. Supervisors cut the mayor's five-year request, initially worth up to $38.9 million, and added a clause letting the city cancel the deal without proving breach or wrongdoing.

Updated Oct 31

Rule Changes

Introduced the ordinance

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Oct. 20 to bar nonpayment evictions unless a tenant owes more than one month's fair-market rent. For a one-bedroom, that threshold is $2,977. The vote was on the ordinance's first reading, so it still needs final passage and Mayor Daniel Lurie's signature. It would take effect 31 days after signing, which could be as early as December.

Updated Oct 26

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Introduced the Las Campesinas renaming ordinance on Oct. 20 with three co-sponsors

San Francisco's renaming committee chose Las Campesinas, Spanish for female farmworkers, and Supervisor Jackie Fielder introduced legislation on Oct. 20 to put that name on César Chavez Street. Supervisors Rafael Mandelman, Shamann Walton and Myrna Melgar co-sponsored the ordinance, which now needs a Board of Supervisors hearing and vote.

Updated Oct 23

Built World

Advocating for artist housing in the Mission

Artist Space Trust is taking applications through November 22 for the first unit at Celadon House, a duplex in San Francisco's Mission District. The three-bedroom, one-bathroom home is priced at $425,000; the trust says that is less than one-third of its appraised value.

Updated Oct 22

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Co-sponsoring the nuisance bill; her rent-arrears bill reached the full Board, with no vote reported as of Oct. 20

Supervisor Myrna Melgar's bill to narrow when San Francisco landlords can evict tenants as a 'nuisance' is waiting on a committee assignment. Nuisance eviction notices reached 423 in the fiscal year ending June 2026, up 31% from 323 the year before.

Updated Oct 20

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As of September 2026: Requested 24/7 ambassadors; request denied; criticizes lack of progress

On Sept. 24, the city released a public dashboard tracking conditions at the 16th and 24th Street BART plazas. It shows ambassadors have collected 1,390 needles and reversed 15 overdoses since January, but 911 calls for drug activity have not fallen consistently.

Updated Sep 25

Built World

As of September 2026: Recently hired a new legislative aide

Corey's Pizza has a permanent home in San Francisco's Mission district. The Staten Island-style shop started during the pandemic, selling slices out of the back of a pickup truck before landing its first storefront.

Updated Sep 16

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: Proposed ordinance blocking evictions for tenants owing less than one month of fair market rent

Mayor Daniel Lurie declared a rent emergency Sept. 10 as one-bedroom rents hit $4,300 a month, up $1,000 in a year. His $30 million package caps banked rent increases and capital improvement charges at 10% a year, blocks evictions for tenants owing under one month's fair market rent, and raises Ellis Act relocation payments by 25%.

Updated Sep 15