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San Francisco Restaurants Probed Over Health Care Fees
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants are under investigation for exploiting a new city program by keeping customer surcharges instead of spending them on employee health care.
SF City Attorney Uses ‘Call Me Maybe’ Parody To Reach Claimants
Dennis Herrera’s office is trying to reach out to any stragglers who might get some money back from a multi-million dollar settlement.
SF City Attorney Refutes Call For Removal From Mirkarimi Case
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday filed a response to a motion by the attorneys of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who is seeking to have Herrera removed from the suspension proceedings.
Mirkarimi Seeks To Remove SF City Attorney From Suspension Case
The attorneys for suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi this week filed a petition asking to have the city attorney’s office disqualified from handling the official misconduct charges against him.
SF City Attorney Fires Back At Mirkarimi’s Suspension Appeal
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday strongly rebutted the arguments of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who is trying to overturn his suspension.
Santa Clara 49ers Stadium Plan Gets Another Boost
The City Attorney has ruled that the approved loan cannot be put before voters.
Appeals Court Upholds Oakland Gang Injunction
A state appeals court has upheld an Alameda County Superior Court judge’s injunction restricting the activities of 15 alleged members of the North Side Oakland gang within a section of the northern part of the city.
SF Tenderloin Hotel Owner Sued Over Squalor, Gang Use
The San Francisco city attorney has filed a lawsuit against a Tenderloin District hotel owner, claiming the building is riddled with bed bugs and is the base of operations for a street gang.
Phil Matier: Political Fallout From San Francisco Mayoral Ballot Flap
Arguably, an investigation into the matter would take some time. The political fallout, on the other hand, could be near instantaneous.
SF Agrees To Delay Cellphone Radiation Information Law
A federal judge in San Francisco heard arguments Thursday, but deferred ruling on a bid by a cellphone industry group for a preliminary injunction blocking a city ordinance known as the “Right to Know” law.
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