Sean Elsbernd

Norman Yee (left) and FX Crowley, candidates for San Francisco District 7 Supervisor. (Yee Campaign / Crowley Campaign)

Yee Expands Lead In Close Race For San Francisco Supervisor

The historically close race for San Francisco’s District 7 supervisor seat widened a bit, with board of education president Norman Yee now leading by 109 votes as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the city’s elections department.

2012/11/13

33 Votes Separate Candidates In San Francisco Supes Race

The race for San Francisco’s District 7 supervisor seat remains historically close, with board of education President Norman Yee holding a 33-vote lead over F.X. Crowley after the latest vote totals were released Monday.

2012/11/12

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Top Candidates In San Francisco Supes Race 97 Votes Apart

The top two candidates are less than 100 votes apart in the race for San Francisco’s District 7 supervisor, according to the latest results released Thursday by the city’s Department of Elections.

2012/11/08

San Francisco City Hall (Hector Mata/Getty Images)

San Francisco Supes Unanimously Approve 2-Year Budget

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved the city’s budget for the next two fiscal years.

2012/07/18

SF Muni Operators’ Union Challenges Contract From Arbitrator

A lawsuit filed Friday seeks to overturn a contract imposed on San Francisco Muni bus drivers and train operators by an arbitrator.

2012/02/24

Artist rendering of the Grand Hall of the new Transbay Transit Center in downtown San Francisco. This will replace the current bus terminal at First and Mission Streets with a multi-model transit center serving eleven transportation systems. (transbaycenter.org)

SF Supe Concerned About Transbay Terminal Without High-Speed Rail

San Francisco Supervisor Sean Elsbernd wants a reality check on the city’s Transbay Terminal Project if high-speed rail is not built.

2012/01/11

The Occupy San Francisco encampment at Justin Herman Plaza (CBS)

Despite Merchant Complaints, Mayor Lee Won’t Remove Occupy SF

Despite recent arrests at the Occupy SF encampment and complaints from nearby merchants, Mayor Ed Lee said Wednesday that there were no immediate plans to remove the encampment.

2011/11/10

San Francisco Supervisors Propose Repeal of Ranked-Choice Voting

A charter amendment proposal was introduced at San Francisco City Hall Tuesday which would put an end to the city’s experiment with rank choice voting.

2011/11/08

Proposition B Promises More Funds To Fix SF Potholes

The pace of re-paving roads and filling potholes would pick up in San Francisco if voters approve Proposition B on the November ballot. There would also be money for bicycle and pedestrian safety in this $248 million bond measure.

2011/10/18