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San Francisco Beefs Up Police Presence In Mission District
Additional police are now patrolling the Mission and violence prevention groups are also working around the clock to try to keep the crime at bay.
San Francisco Supervisors Blast Muni Management
The MTA is on track to spend $57 million on overtime by the end of the fiscal year, significantly about its $32 million budget.
SF Supervisors Close Supposed Loophole In Health Ordinance
San Francisco requires that employers finance some type of health care for workers and the legislation that was approved on Tuesday would tighten up rules on health reimbursement accounts.
Audit Critical Of Cost Overruns On San Francisco Muni Projects
San Francisco’s Muni does a poor job of preventing cost overruns on transit projects, according to a new audit, which also reports that 29 projects are averaging almost 600 days behind schedule.
San Francisco Supervisors Mull Resolution In Support Of Marijuana Clubs
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday is poised to send a message to the federal government about medical marijuana by considering a resolution in support of medicinal cannabis dispensaries.
Rumors Of Occupy San Francisco Raid Prove Untrue
While Occupy San Francisco protesters repeatedly said they anticipated some kind of police action late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning to clear their protest site at Justin Herman Plaza, such a raid never materialized.
SFPD Chief Working To Build Stronger Communities
San Francisco’s Chief of Police is being applauded by the Board of Supervisors for outlining guidelines on what exactly community policing means.
SF Officials Propose Free Muni Rides For Youth
San Francisco officials are urging the city’s transportation agency to let kids under 18 ride public transit for free.
Business Group Opposes Changes To SF Universal Health Care Law
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce said they may not finance several campaigns on the November ballot if a supervisor’s proposal to change the Healthy San Francisco law passes.
San Francisco Supervisors Vote To Stop Wage Theft
San Francisco Supervisors have voted to strengthen the city’s minimum wage law. The board approved the wage theft legislation to stop employers from forcing workers, in particular home health care workers, from toiling for long hours for less than the city’s minimum wage of $9.92 an hour.
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