Mark Farrell Enters San Francisco Mayoral Race, Challenges Incumbent London Breed

Former interim mayor criticizes city's leadership on homelessness, crime, and economy, proposing aggressive policing and homelessness policies.

Mark Farrell, former interim mayor, announces candidacy for San Francisco's mayoral race, challenging incumbent London Breed.
Farrell criticizes Breed's leadership, citing the city's homelessness crisis, crime rates, and economic downturn as key issues.
Farrell proposes aggressive policing and homelessness policies, including hiring a new police chief and clearing tent encampments.
The mayoral race heats up with several moderate candidates, including Farrell, vying for the position in a city discontent with its current leadership.
Farrell's campaign focuses on public safety, economic recovery, and a firm stance on homelessness and drug policies.