California city's grocery tax plan faces setback

A proposed tax on vacant grocery stores in San Francisco has been withdrawn following opposition from City Hall, the mayor, and local business interests. Instead, Supervisor Bilal Mahmood plans to focus on an ordinance to expand access to grocery stores through incentives, funding, and zoning reforms. The initial proposal aimed to address supermarket closures and support fresh food availability but faced pushback from officials, major corporations, and developers.

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