Within minutes on Wednesday morning, San Francisco got a new mayor — and a new plan for an emergency declaration intended to combat the fentanyl scourge that has killed thousands of people in the city over the past five years and has turned some neighborhoods into sidewalk drug markets.

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

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.

Daniel Lurie, an heir to the Levi Strauss fortune, will soon take the helm of the liberal mecca. “Resistance” to Donald Trump isn’t on his agenda.

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 Mayor Daniel Lurie, county supervisors and public safety leaders will speak Wednesday morning on efforts to combat the city's fentanyl crisis.

One week into his new role, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is taking on the city’s fentanyl crisis. Lurie has proposed what he’s dubbed a “fentanyl state of emergency ordinance” to the Board of Supervisors.