San Francisco recently saw a new civic pride campaign from Advance SF go live as part of a bid by business leaders seeking to help the Bay Area city.
San Francisco recently saw a new civic pride campaign go live as part of a bid by business leaders seeking to help the Bay Area city. Advance SF, the non-profit behind the campaign, said in a press release it aimed to "assert San Francisco’s role as an innovative and thriving hub for business and the arts" and to tout the city as one of the greatest in the world with the new "It All Starts Here" ad campaign. It began last week.
In a dashboard on its website, the San Francisco Police Department reported the number of crimes that the city has seen from the start of 2023 to Oct. 22 totalled about 40,900. Within that time-frame’s total, some offenses – rape, assault, human trafficking, burglary, arson and larceny theft – have posted decreases compared to last year, while others – robbery and motor vehicle theft – have climbed. Overall, there was a decline of 6.1% when held up to last year, according to the data.
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