Just five weeks into his tenure, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie finds the city he now leads at the center of national attention as it prepares to host the NBA All-Star Weekend.

San Francisco is hoping to see a boost in business this weekend as people pour into the city for Valentine’s Day dinners and big events like the NBA All-Star Game and Chinese New Year Parade.

Mayor Daniel Lurie - flanked by the heads of every public safety department in San Francisco - says the city is ready for the tens of thousands of people expected to attend the NBA All-Star Weekend events and the Chinese New Year Parade.

The NBA All-Star Game and all the attendant weekend festivities come to San Francisco this year with the Golden State Warriors hosting the contest on their home court at Chase Center.

San Francisco prepares for the NBA All-Star Game and the Chinese New Year Parade, anticipating a busy weekend.

Flanked by the heads of every public safety department in San Francisco, Mayor Daniel Lurie on Thursday made it clear to residents that the city is prepared for an extremely busy weekend.

As San Francisco prepares to host the NBA All-Star Weekend and high-profile sporting events in 2026, new Mayor Daniel Lurie has a clear message about the city's readiness. Lauren Toms reports.