San Francisco balanced its budget by cutting off the NGOs
San Francisco is facing significant budget cuts, leading to potential layoffs in the nonprofit sector. Mayor Lurie is making these cuts in response to a $643 million budget deficit, which has raised concerns about the impact on various community services. The situation has sparked debate over the effectiveness and spending practices of local nonprofits.
- ▪San Francisco is bracing for approximately 1,050 layoffs in the nonprofit sector due to budget cuts.
- ▪The city is facing a $643 million budget deficit, prompting Mayor Lurie to trim spending.
- ▪Critics have raised concerns about the financial practices of nonprofits, which reportedly receive around $1.63 billion annually.
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Opinion San Francisco balanced its budget by cutting off the NGOs By Pirate Wires Published June 3, 2026, 8:55 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google 1. Gavin Newsom hates trees by Mike Solana You probably don’t realize this on account of you have a real job, but government workers in California are still basically grifting on Covid hours, and they just sued notoriously evil MAGA Republican Gavin Newsom after he attempted to force them back into the office (four days a week).
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