San Francisco Street Renamed to Honor Former Mayor Art Agnos
The intersection of Connecticut and 20th Street in San Francisco has been renamed 'Art Agnos Way' in honor of the former mayor. The ceremony took place overlooking a city that is undergoing significant change, a situation his son related to…
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, July 27, 2026 —
The intersection of Connecticut and 20th Street in San Francisco has been officially renamed Art Agnos Way, in a ceremony honoring the city’s former mayor.
The renaming took place overlooking the city, a landscape currently marked by significant transformation. This backdrop was noted by the former mayor’s son, who drew parallels between the city’s ongoing changes and his father’s continuous efforts to sustain San Francisco throughout his career.
Art Agnos served as the Mayor of San Francisco from 1988 to 1992. His tenure was characterized by a focus on social issues and urban development. The renaming of the street serves as a recognition of his contributions and legacy in the city.
The event highlighted the personal connection between Agnos’s work and the evolving nature of San Francisco. His son’s remarks emphasized the enduring impact of his father’s dedication to the city’s well-being and future, particularly during times of substantial civic and economic shifts.
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