Levi Strauss heir and nonprofit executive Daniel Lurie was sworn in Wednesday as the 46th mayor of San Francisco. He vowed a "new era of accountability, service and change."

San Francisco's Mayor introduced a "Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance" to increase resources and address the city's drug crisis.

Under clear San Francisco skies, the heir to the Levi Strauss fortune and philanthropist Daniel Lurie was sworn in as the city's 46th mayor late Wednesday morning. Lurie, who founded the anti-poverty nonprofit Tipping Point Community 20 years ago and led the organizing committee that brought Super Bowl 50 to the Bay Area,

With a brass band playing in the background and the pomp and circumstances reserved for VIPs, Daniel Lurie was inaugurated on Wednesday as San Francisco's newest mayor.

While fatal overdoses have been declining, new San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie seeks to build on that progress with his “Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance.” Lauren Toms reports.

San Francisco’s new mayor is rolling out his first legislation, and it aims to address one of his first pledges as a candidate: dealing with the city’s fentanyl epidemic.