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Few Distinctions In Latest San Francisco Mayoral Debate
The 11 candidates vying to be the next mayor of San Francisco all sounded remarkably similar Monday as they fielded questions about transportation, jobs, homelessness, even public nudity.
SF Mayor Lee Declines Adachi Challenge On Pension Debate
San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi sent a letter Thursday to Mayor Ed Lee challenging him to a public debate later this month on dueling pension reform measures that will appear on the city’s November ballot, but the mayor said he’s not interested.
San Francisco Labor, Business Lobby Unite On Pension Reform
The heads of the San Francisco Labor Council and the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce have agreed to co-chair the campaign for Mayor Ed Lee’s pension reform ballot measure.
Adachi Joins Crowded Field In San Francisco Mayor’s Race
Public Defender Jeff Adachi highlighted “fiscal responsibility” as he filed his mayoral nomination papers just before the late afternoon deadline at City Hall on Friday.
Another Pension Reform Plan Makes It Onto San Francisco’s Nov. Ballot
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a pension and health care reform plan to be placed on the November ballot.
San Francisco May Vote On Competing Pension Proposals
Public Defender Jeff Adachi has submitted over 72,000 signatures to put his pension reform initiative on the November ballot. In addition, San Francisco Supervisors are poised to approve a competing ballot measure Tuesday afternoon.
San Francisco Police Officers Approve Contract Plan
San Francisco police officers have approved the plan, which calls for them to contribute more to their pensions, in exchange for raises and no layoffs this year.
San Francisco Police Vote On New Contract To Keep Pay Raises
San Francisco police officers are voting this week on a contract that would allow them to keep their pay raises but increase their pension contributions. The outcome could determine whether or not the city has a balanced budget.
Critics Turn Out To Pan San Francisco Pension Reform Plan
A majority of city workers’ unions have actually signed off on Lee’s reform package but they do not represent retired workers, who complained to the supervisors at the hearing that they were left out of the process.
DA Dropping Slew Of New Cases Amid SFPD Surveillance Scandal
District Attorney George Gascon Friday afternoon dropped 26 cases involving San Francisco police’s Mission Station.
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