When political novice Daniel Lurie won the San Francisco mayoral race in November, he inherited a hefty to-do list and the unenviable task of cleaning up a once-great city that had fallen into disarray.
Now, 100 days later, Lurie believes the city is on its way, as targeted approaches to homelessness, crime, and attracting businesses back to the downtown area are starting to pay off.
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