San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin has proposed a charter amendment to create an Inspector General’s Office aimed at investigating fraud, waste, abuse, and misconduct within city government and by city contractors. This move comes amidst ongoing corruption scandals tarnishing City Hall. Peskin, who has been a San Francisco politician for two decades, has faced criticism for his past actions, including blocking new housing developments in districts where he owns property. The proposal, which Peskin hopes to place on the November ballot, seeks to address corruption without incurring new costs to the city. Peskin admitted to orchestrating a hit piece involving Eskenazi in 2015, referring to it as 'Aaron 1.0' and claiming to have changed since then. Meanwhile, the mayoral race in San Francisco is heating up, with candidates courting key voter demographics and participating in public forums.