San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie declared a rent emergency and threw his weight behind a roughly $30 million spending plan and six ordinances aimed at shielding tenants from record rents, drawing immediate pushback from business groups who say the city is scapegoating the AI economy instead of building housing.
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