DANCING IN THE STREET
A new proposal by the Mayor could close a major thoroughfare from Bayview to Chinatown and allow residents to use the road as open space. Chron 0510
PROPOSITION G
The Chronicle takes a closer look at Proposition G and endorses the ballot initiative for the upcoming election. Chron Editorial 0511
THE DCCC RACE
The Chron gives us a rundown of the candidates and talks about how things are shaping up. Chron 0511 BAR 0501 SFBG Opinion 0409 SFBG 0312 Chron 0308 Ex 0308
THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING
USA Today reports on the legislation recently introduced by Mayor Newsom that would ban San Francisco pharmacies from selling tobacco products. USA Today 0509 Chron 0503 Ex 050
THE BUDGET SHORTFALL
The Examiner suggests mandatory furloughs for city employees to help close the budget deficit. Ex Editorial 0508 Ex 0507 Ex 0423 Ex 0421 Chron 0421 Chron 0416 Ex 0416 Ex 0410
MOVING TOWARD A BAN?
The BAR discusses the potential measure to ban same-sex marriage on the November ballot. BAR 0508 BAR 0424
OH, THOSE CARROTS LOOK NICE
City officials plan to introduce legislation to the Board of Supervisors proposing to take over ownership of the Civic Center Farmers Market, in an effort to make it more efficient. Chron 0508
ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS
The Bay Area Reporter lists their top choices for the upcoming races. BAR 0508
MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES
The Board grants local marijuana dispensaries more time to obtain a final operating permit from the Department of Public Health. Chron 0507 Ex 0507 CBS5 0507 KTVU 0506 Ex 0416
ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE
A few guest writers respond to the Guardian's endorsement for the D3 State Senate race. SFBG Opinion 0507
MATIER & ROSS
The duo discusses Propositions G and F, laptop thievery, the Mayor's travels through Israel, and an oil spill in San Pablo Bay. Chron 0507
ORDER in the COURT
The Weekly takes a look at the race for San Francisco Superior Court. SF Weekly 0507
SANCTUARY CITY
The Guardian responds to federal immigration enforcement raids in San Francisco. SFBG Editorial 0507
SWAY
The Examiner takes a look at Muni's response to public feedback on the Transit Effectiveness Project. Ex 0507
GET UP, GET DOWN, 911 IS A...
A recent legal ruling may place the majority of the City's 911 funding in jeopardy. Ex 0506
WHY? I MEAN...SERIOUSLY, GUYS.
A local news reporter attempts to shed light on a recent "smash-and-grab" crime trend in the Western Addition, only to have her laptop stolen while in the middle of reporting the story. NBC11 0506
BRONSTEIN INVESTIGATES
The Editor At Large examines the story behind an item in the San Francisco Magazine that involves a restaurant, a health care ordinance, a Supervisor, and several different opinions. Chron 0506
FORE....PROFIT?
Despite convening a task force and an independent study, the City has yet to come to a decision regarding the fate of public golf courses. Chron 0506
PROPOSITION E
The Examiner discusses Proposition E, which will decide how much power the Mayor will have with appointing members to the SFPUC, at a time when the commission has several major projects in the works. Ex 0505
PRESIDIO PROPOSAL
Neighborhood groups raise concerns about new development plans for the Presidio. Ex 0505
ROLL CALL
Transportation officials are working to solve issues related to unscheduled absenteeism by Muni operators, which directly impacts the transit system's on-time performance rate. Ex 0503
HEALTHY SAN FRANCISCO
Chron 0502 Ex 0502 SJ MERC 0502 NY Times 0420 AP 0418 Ex 0417 Chron 0417 Wash Times Editorial 0416 Ex 0331
FEES PLEASE
The Rec & Park Commission unanimously approves a number of new fees for formerly free programs and for sports teams using City playing fields and courts. Ex 0502 Chron 0426
CARE > CASH
The Examiner considers a recently released audit of Care Not Cash, which shows that the program has largely succeeded in reaching its goals. Ex 0502 Chron 0501 Ex 0501
COMING TOGETHER
The Police Commission and the Entertainment Commission may hold a joint meeting to discuss the current nightlife issues in North Beach. Ex 0501
GUARDIAN ENDORSEMENTS
The Guardian releases their endorsements for the upcoming June election. SFBG 0430 SFBG Editorial 0430
TRASH, TRIALS, AND TRIBULATIONS
Residents react to tickets being issued by the City for leaving trash cans in public view. KCBS 0430 Ex 0430
CURB IT
The Board of Supervisors considers legislation to curb the city's greenhouse gas emissions.
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NOT JUST YET...
The Examiner explores a solar company's response to the City's hold on a proposal to provide solar rebates to residents and businesses. Ex Editorial 0430 Ex 0423 Chron 0417 Ex 0403 Chron 0312
ANY VOLUNTEERS?
The Weekly takes a look at efforts to recruit campaign volunteers in Sacramento for state Senator Migden's campaign. SF Weekly 0430
THE MAYOR'S TRIP
While working to build connections between Bay Area and Israeli business leaders, Mayor Newsom will join the Jewish Community Federation for a trip to Israel, followed by a "major intellectual gathering" in New York City. Chron 0429 Ex 0429
REVENUE STREAM
The Board will vote on a proposal by the Department of Building Inspection to increase permit fees for commercial buildings and remodeling residences, in an effort to close the agency's projected budget deficit of $14.8 million. Ex 0429
MATIER & ROSS
Leaving garbage cans visible from the street could cost residents hefty fines, Jerry Brown gears up to return to Sacramento as Governor, and Annemarie Conroy is back in the news again. Chron 0428
MARY JANE'S GOT ISSUES
The Chron highlights how city regulations have brought the approval process for medical cannabis dispensaries to a grinding halt. Chron 0428 Ex 0407
LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
Tipped off to an unreported real estate transaction, the City brings in $1.34M in fines and back taxes. NBC11 0426 Chron 0425
SUNSHINY DAY
The Mayor is expected to announce the release of up to $19.7M from the City's rainy day reserve for San Francisco public schools. Chron 0425 Ex 0425
PEOPLE'S COURT
The City Controller's Office releases a report on the Mayor's proposed Community Justice Center. Chron 0425 Ex 0425
CUTTING CLASSES
The Examiner discusses why removing one of five proposed Police Academy classes in order to help the budget is a bad idea. Ex Editorial 0424
LET'S SIT AND TALK
The three candidates in the San Francisco Superior Court judicial race met last week for a candidate forum. BAR 0424
MATIER AND ROSS
The duo discusses Jennifer Siebel's political party registration, State Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata, and Ed Jew's translation tab. Chron Opinion 0423
REPORT CARD
A national study shows students in the SFUSD are improving math and reading skills, but the achievement gap is still in need of attention. Ex 0423
A NEW LOOK
The City College Board of Trustees will vote tomorrow on a new design for the school's Chinatown campus. Ex 0423
PROPOSITION G
The Guardian explores Proposition G's mail campaign. SFBG 0423
HEALTHY COMPETITION
San Francisco and Los Angeles strive to introduce the most stringent green building standards in the country and become the first major cities to require private developers to meet such standards. LA Times 0422
UNION ASSISTANCE
Mayor Newsom is working with unions who have contracts with the City to help reduce layoffs and cuts to services, while balancing the City's budget. Ex 0419
DEVELOPMENT FEES
A recent report cites that projected increases in population and employment rates could lead to additional fees for developers on future projects. Ex 0419
IT'S NOT EASY BEING GREEN
New legislation proposed by Supervisor Mirkarimi would set greenhouse gas reduction targets for the City and make them enforceable. BCN 0418
911
Mayor Newsom visits a 911 operating center, and promises to provide upgrades. Chron 0417 Chron Editorial 0416 Chron 0415
FOOT PATROL PROGRAM EVALUATION
Chron 0417 Chron 0409 Ex 0409
WHEN IS CHECKOUT TIME?
S.F Sheriff points out that cases for some inmates are taking too long to resolve, as city officials begin to look into it. Chron 0417
LOAVES AND FISHES
The BAR reports on a recent Catholic charity function, and why an honoree proposed for the event caused such an uproar. BAR 0417
IT'S GREEN TIME
As Earth Day approaches, the Guardian presents a series of articles on solar power. SFBG 0416 SFBG 0416 SFBG Editorial 0416
HYBRID REBATE
The Airport Commission approves the Mayor's proposed plan to offer a rebate to drivers who rent hybrid vehicles at SFO. Chron 0416
PARTY-BUS BUSINESS
The Entertainment Commission looks into regulating party-buses that roam San Francisco's streets. Ex 0415
MATIER & ROSS
The tandem discusses Senator Obama's gaffe at an exclusive local fundraiser, more on the Daly City/Cow Palace deal, and an update on the 2007 Bakers Dozen brawl. Chron 0414
WELL....WE'RE MOVIN' ON UP!
The Chron discusses a developing trend that has made county elected offices more appealing as a result of term limits. Chron 0414
JOHN SCHOOL
An audit of the City's First Offender Prostitution Program unveils positive results. Chron 0414
FLAME GAME
The Mayor and Police Chief continue to defend their decision to change the torch route. Plus, the Examiner gives us an idea of the City's tab for all this torch business.
MATIER AND ROSS
The duo reports on the triple layer of protection Olympic torchbearers will receive today, Democratic Convention delegate hopefuls, the Mayor on the airwaves and Facebook, and the Giant's home opener. Chron 0409
LIONS, TIGERS, AND BEARS
A report issued by The Animal Control and Welfare Commission takes a close look at how the Zoo spent the $48M bond granted to them a decade ago. Chron 0409 SFBG 0409
NO DEPOT
Some thoughts are offered by the Guardian on Home Depot's decision not to build a store in San Francisco. SFBG Editorial 0409 Ex Editorial 0404 Chron 0401 Ex 0401
THEATRE WOES
The Metro Theatre is one of the most recent single screen theatres facing uncertainty. Ex Opinion 0408
MATIER & ROSS
The mayor's call to crackdown on crime results in exponentially increasing overtime pay for deputies at the County Jail, Mayor Newsom signs on to a weekly radio program with Air America, and former mayor Willie Brown lends his name to the legal defense fund set up to help Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. Chron 0407
PARKING METER PROPOSAL
Amidst severe budget cuts to the Recreation and Park Department, a new proposal to install parking meters in Golden Gate Park could generate approximately $250,000 in revenue per year for the department. Ex 0405
BEER? YES.
Recreation & Park commissioners vote to create a beer garden in Washington Square Park and move vendors to neighboring streets during the North Beach Festival. Ex 0404 Ex 0401
DID YOU GET FIRED? ME NEITHER.
Mayor Newsom announces the elimination of 301 vacant City positions, in an effort to balance the budget. Ex 0403
LACK OF CONSENSUS
Mayor Newsom speaks up about discrepancies between the population estimates from the 2007 census and a recent study commissioned by the city. Chron 0401
PLAYING WITH FIRE
A recent report reveals that City officials who have stayed at the Fire Chief’s Residence should have been required to pay rent. Chron 0313 Ex 0313 Chron 0228 Chron 0226 Chron 0224 Ex 0224 KCBS 0224
YOU KNOW, THAT BURGER DID TASTE A LI'L WEIRD...
With a unanimous vote, the Board of Supervisors approves a measure that would require restaurants to post nutritional information on their menus. Chron 0312 Ex 0312 Chron 0229 Ex 0229 Ex 0214 Chron 0130 Ex 0207 Chron Opinion 0203
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
A jury has determined that the SF Weekly must pay rival paper the San Francisco Bay Guardian at least $6.3 million in damages. SFBG Opinion 0312 Chron 0306 Chron 0305 Ex 0305 SFBG 0305
A MATTER OF CHOICE
This June, voters will consider two separate ballot measures that will have profoundly different effects on the outcome of the housing situation in Candlestick Point and the Hunters Point Shipyard. SFBG 0312 Chron 0307 Ex 0307 Chron 0221
INDEPENDENT TICKET
Ralph Nader's running mate, and former Board President, Matt Gonzalez offers insight on the spoiler concept in federal elections. Chron Opinion 0312 SF Weekly 0305 SFBG 0305 ABC 7 Chron 0302 NY Times 0229 Sac Bee 0229 Chron 0229 Ex 0229 AP 0228
"PAYING FOR THE PRICE OF CONGESTION"
Chron Opinion 0305 Ex 0227 Chron 0222 Chron 0219 Ex 0204 MIJ Editorial 0203 MIJ Opinion 0203 Ex Editorial 0131 Ex 0130 MIJ 0127 Ex 0124 BCN 0111 Chron 0111 Ex 0111
CASH NOT CARE
The Health Commission approves $19 million in mid-year budget cuts for the City's Department of Public Health. BAR 0306 Chron 0305 Chron 0303 Ex 0220 KCBS 0219
LIGHTS OUT!
San Francisco takes part in a global energy-saving event called Earth Hour and provides a partial view of what the city might look like under a new measure proposed by Supervisor Peskin. Chron 0330 AP 0329 Ex 0329 SJ Merc 0326 Chron 0326 Ex 0326
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE
The issue reaches the State Supreme Court, four years after San Francisco began to provide marriage licenses to same-sex couples. BAR 0306 BAR 0306 BAR 0306 Chron 0305 LA Times 0305 SJ Merc 0305 Ex 0304 Chron 0304 SJ Merc 0304 Oakland Tribune 0303 Ex 0302 BAR 0214 Reuters 0213 Chron 0207 Ex 0207 BAR 0207 |
QUALITY OF LIFE CRIMES COURT
The Mayor requests that the Supervisors' Budget Committee release funds to construct holding cells at the quality of life crimes court in the Tenderloin. Chron 0510
LAWSUIT
The City settles an excessive force case and grants a $235,000 settlement. Chron 0511
MATIER & ROSS
The 49ers explore another location for the new football stadium, Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata abandons a recall attempt of a state senator, and California's superdelegate support for Hillary Clinton is in question. Chron 0512
MOVEMENT ON MARKET STREET?
The Market Street Association, SPUR, and the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition join forces to propose a new idea for improving the city's main thoroughfare. Chron 0509
GETTING TO KNOW YOU...
The Golden Gate Xpress profiles Ahsha Safai, a candidate for supervisor in District 11. GG Xpress 0508
WHOSE SIGN IS THAT?
A homeowner is fined $50,000 by the City for refusing to take down an illegal billboard. Ex 0508
CALLING ALL TEACHERS
All 535 teacher layoff notices that went out in March will be rescinded after the Board of Supervisors voted to commit $20 million to help fill the gap. Chron 0508 Ex 0508 ABC 7 0508
QUESTIONING THE JUDGE
Candidates in the race for Superior Court Judge question the temperament of current judge Thomas Mellon Jr. Ex 0508
POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
The BAR profiles longtime political insider and activist David Mixner. BAR 0508
CUT THE FEED
The Mayor vetoes a measure that would have increased the number of City meetings recorded and broadcasted over the Internet. Chron 0507 SFBG Editorial 0507 CBS5 0507
BREATHE EASY
The San Francisco Asthma Task Force releases recommendations aimed at improving asthma rates for children living in San Francisco. Chron 0507 Ex 0507
RECYCLE, REDUCE, REUSE
The New York Times takes a look at the Mayor's proposal for mandatory recycling.
NY Times 0507 Ex 0424 Chron 0423
TRANSBAY TALK
The Guardian examines proposed rezoning for the area surrounding the Transbay Terminal. SFBG 0507 Chron Editorial 0502 Chron Opinion 0502 Chron 0501 Chron 0501 Ex 0501 SFBG Editorial 0430
LEGAL EAGLE
The Weekly profiles the lawyer representing the surviviors of December's tiger mauling.
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THANKS FOR THE UPGRADE, MARK ZUCKERBERG
After reaching the 5,000 friend limit on his first Facebook page, the Mayor launches a new politically-oriented page on the social networking site. Ex 0507
THE FUTURE OF EDGEWOOD
Supervisors Maxwell and Peskin challenge the City's Director of Human Services on the Department's inability to fund the group home. Chron 0506
A CLEANER SOLUTION?
A Board committee voted to replace an old 27-acre power plant in Potrero Hill. The item goes before the full Board next week. Chron 0506 Chron 0505
HOME AND AWAY
A judge plans to let half of the Cosco Busan crew return home to China while the captain and two additional crew members must remain under arrest. AP 0506 Chron 0423 Chron 0410 Chron 0409 Ex 0322 Chron 0318 Ex 0318 Ex 0318 CNN 0318 Reuters 0318 Chron 0303 Ex 0303 AP 0302
CHAIN STORE BAN
The Chron reports on the possible impact that a chain store ban, recently proposed by Supervisor Ammiano, may have on the City's planning process. Chron 0506
MATIER & ROSS
Trash can cops will now issue warnings instead of $100 fines to first-time offenders for leaving garbage cans on the street after pick up and Mayor Newsom postpones his debut on Air America due to his travels to Israel and New York. Chron 0505
WORKING TO SERVE YOU
While working to balance the City's budget deficit, officials decide to add more jobs at the airport and Muni to better improve services at both departments. Ex 0503
MATIER & ROSS
The governor's new plan to cap greenhouse gas emissions will cost the state millions of dollars amidst a growing budget deficit and the Chinese government declares San Francisco's Olympic torch run a success. Chron 0503
ALL IN THE NAME OF SCIENCE
Supervisor Dufty gets undressed in order to promote free screenings for skin cancer in the Castro. BAR 0501
BACK DOOR PLEASE!
C.W. Nevius discusses what steps Muni is taking to stop fare jumpers in the midst of a growing City budget deficit. Chron Opinion 0501
MAKING YOUR LIFE A LITTLE EASIER
Assessor Phil Ting plans to provide TIC owners in San Francisco separate assessments for their individuals units. Chron 0501
IT'S SETTLED
The Board accepts the terms of a $5.1 M malpractice settlement involving San Francisco General Hospital. Chron 0430 Ex 0430
THE MEASURE OF A MAN
The Weekly profiles Independent vice-presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez. SF Weekly 0430
MATIER & ROSS
The duo discusses state Senator Perata, fines for scooter parking, BART giving away a free trip to Hawaii, the state's budget deficit, and a free-spirited book signing. Chron 0430
A FARE EXAMINATION
A Supervisor calls for an audit of Muni's proof-of-payment program. Ex 0430
MOTH CHAMPION
The Guardian shares their take on the State's plan to eradicate apple moths through aerial spraying. SFBG Editorial 0430 ABC7 0416 Chron Opinion 0415
POLICE SPECIAL FORCE
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LABOR SNAPSHOT
The Weekly reports on happenings at a local labor union. SF Weekly 0430
TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES
C.W. Nevius opines on some of the technological challenges that the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice is facing, amidst budget cuts and increasing homicide rates. Chron Opinion 0429
SAFETY FIRST SECOND
The City will go before a Superior Court judge today to argue that two dangerous intersections should be exempt from an injunction that has stalled the City's bike plan. Ex 0429 Chron 0404
OOO...THAT SMELL!
The City may be liable for millions of dollars worth of damage from a 2004 storm that sent overflows of raw sewage into local residences. Ex 0428
ELEVATED FINES?
Local electeds take heat for the proposed plans increase the City's parking fines by $10.00. Chron 0428
MATIER & ROSS
The duo delves deeper into the Governor's decision to change up members of the State Parks Commission and one of this year's Olympic torch bearers catches a break from the tow man. Chron 0427
PATH OF LEASE RESISTANCE?
The Examiner reports that the City is spending close to $40M annually in rent for various government uses. Ex 0425
MOVIN' ON UP
Former San Francisco Supervisor Annemarie Conroy will soon be the new law enforcement coordinator for the U.S Attorney's Office. Ex 0424
SLOW DOWN THROUGH HERE
A proposed new state law may see San Francisco motorists paying double fines for driving infractions along Van Ness and Lombard. Ex 0424
WE ARE DIMINISHED
Ken Arthur, one of the first members of the Habitat for Humanity San Francisco family, has tragically passed away. ABC7 0424 KCBS 0423 Chron 0423
ON THE BORDER
The Weekly takes a look at the audit conducted by the US Department of Justice for grants awarded to the city to prosecute border-related crimes. SF Weekly 0423 Chron 0414 Chron 0410 Chron 0409 Chron 0408 Ex 0408 Chron 0404
PRISON FUNDING
The Board of Supervisors approves additional funding to meet the needs of the growing inmate population. Chron 0423
THE HEAT IS ON
The competition to develop a seawall parcel owned by Port of San Francisco moves into the second round. Chron 0423
ABOUT THOSE TREES...
The Guardian opines on the Mayor's 2003 commitment to grow more trees in San Francisco. SFBG Opinion 0423
HOLD THAT BUS
The Guardian's editor poses a question about riding Muni and people who complain about government spending. SFBG Editorial 0423
A NEW SET OF PROBLEMS
One of the Christmas Day tiger mauling victims is accused of felony theft from two different East Bay locations. Chron 0422 ABC7 0422 ABC7 0328 Tri VH 0328 SFBG 0326 Ex 0319 Chron 0319 Chron 0317 Chron 0314 Ex 0313 More on our Archive Page
WHAT'S UP WITH THE FLEET?
The Examiner reports that the City has not made much progress with respect to the Mayor's 2005 directive to green San Francisco's vehicle fleet. Ex 0422
TRAFFIC TAMING
In an effort to reduce traffic congestion, the City hopes a new federal grant from the Safe Routes to School programs will help encourage students to bike or walk to school. Ex 0421
COOPERATION IS KEY
C.W. Nevius discusses how the D.A.'s Office, homeless advocacy groups and pro bono attorneys are working together to help solve issues with how the City handles quality of life crimes. Chron Opinion 0420
THE '06 QUAKE
A few hundred San Franciscans gather at Lotta's Fountain on Market Street to observe the 1906 earthquake that nearly destroyed the entire city. Chron 0419
COSTLY OCCASION
The total cost to the City for hosting the Olympic torch relay tops $700K. Chron 0418 Examiner 0418 AP 0418 SF Weekly 0416 Chron 0413 NY Times 0411 Chron 0411 Ex 0411 CBS5 0411 More on our archive page...
MARKET OCTAVIA ON THE MOVE
The Board of Supervisors is set to vote on the Market Octavia Neighborhood Plan next week, which if approved will pave the way for new development along the corridor. Ex 0418
THE CASE AGAINST JEW
Former Supervisor Ed Jew began to transfer his property holdings as soon as his legal troubles mounted. Ex 0417 Chron 0322 Ex 0322 SJ Merc 0322 CBS5 0321 ABC7 0321 Asian Week 0303 Ex 0220 NBC11 0219
SUPERVISORS APPROVE SEWAGE-HAULING CONTRACT
Chron Opinion 0417 Chron 0416 Chron 0415
GETTING TO SCHOOL
Supervisor Chu will hold a hearing today to discuss the public school assignment system, after parents voice a variety of concerns. Ex 0417
SPEAK UP
The Guardian opines on the role two June primary candidates could play in the Mayor's recent budget cuts. SFBG Editorial 0416 Ex 0320 Chron 0319
Parking officer woes
The upcoming increase in parking fines that has been approved by the MTA has parking control officers concerned about their safety. Chron 0416 Ex 0416
LABOR CLOSEUP
The Guardian weighs in on union democracy in the context of a local labor union's recent involvement with SEIU leadership in Washington. SFBG Opinion 0416 SFBG 0409 SFBG 0402
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
The Board of Education may soon be dominated by a new wave of leadership. Ex 0414
NIGHTLIFE LAWS
New legislation created to address violence at entertainment venues could curtail the efforts of event promoters in the city. Chron 0414 BAR 0313 SFBG 0305 Chron 0229 Ex 0229
MOSCONE WOES
In the midst of a budget deficit, the City faces the task of completing capital improvements and repairs to support one of the City's key revenue sources. Ex 0414
MATIER & ROSS
More on the decision to reroute the Olympic torch run and information on a new controversy developing between Chevron and San Francisco's former director of protocol. Chron 0413
PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT
The Mayor introduces legislation to ensure that San Franciscans displaced by redevelopment projects get the first shot at new affordable housing citywide. Ex 0411
POWER TO THE PEOPLE
The Board of Supes may soon vote on a new contract to build power plants in the city, but one member has already drafted opposing legislation. Ex 0411
MRS. SPEIER GOES TO WASHINGTON
Jackie Speier will succeed the late U.S. Rep Tom Lantos in the 12th Congressional District. Chron 0410 KCBS 0410 BAR 0410 NY Times 0409 Chron 0409 Ex 0409 Ex 0409 San Mateo County Times 0409 SJ Merc 0409 AP 0409 AP 0409 SM Daily News 0408 Sac Bee 0407 Chron 0407 SJ Merc 0406 Ex 0405 San Mateo County Times 0405 Ex 0402 SM County Times 0402 BAR 0402 Chron 0401 Ex 0401 Ex 0401 SJ Merc 0308 SM Daily Journal 0308 Chron 0227 AP 0227
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OH, LET ME CHECK MY EMAIL
BART is close to reaching a deal to offer Wi-Fi service in their trains. Ex 0410
OVERRIDE
The Board overrides a veto from the Mayor to bring funding to a worker's compensation clinic that has been slated for closure. Chron 0409 Ex 0409
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
The Guardian opines on the nationwide significance of a measure recently introduced by a Supe that would monitor the involvement of nonprofits and businesses in city programs. SFBG Editorial 0409
ABOUT OCTAVIA
The Board approves two plans that would add housing to the upper Market Street area. Chron 0409
CHAMBER ACCESSIBILITY
The discussion continues over the proposal to build an ADA accessible wheelchair ramp in the Board Chambers. AP 0408 Ex 0407 Chron 0320 Ex 0320 SFBG 0319 Chron Opinion 0318 LA Times 0317 Chron Editorial 0317 Marin IJ Opinion 0316 Chron 0307 Ex Editorial 0307 ABC7 0305 Chron 0305 Chron 0227
PORT PROPOSAL
Developers and City officials discuss a new proposal for the SF port that features a state-of-the-art ship terminal at Pier 27. Chron 0407
USE THE GREEN
A federal judge rules in favor of Senator Migden’s suit against the FPPC, while allowing her to use more than $640,000 from an old campaign account for the upcoming D3 race. Chron 0402 CC Times 0402 AP 04 01 Chron Editorial 0331 SJ Merc 0329 BAR 0327 Marin IJ Editorial 0324 Chron 0323 Chron Opinion 0323 Chron 0321 Chron 0321 SJ Merc 0320 Ex 0320 BAR 0320 Sac Bee 0319 LA Times 0319 ABC7 0319 SFBG 0319 SJ Merc 0319 Marin IJ Editorial 0306 Chron 0305 Sac Bee 0305 LA Times 0305
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO KNOW?
The Guardian runs a series of articles geared toward the concept of open and transparent government. SFBG 0312 SFBG 0312 SFBG 0312 SFBG Opinion 0312 SFBG Editorial 0312
SICK LEAVE COSTING CITY MILLIONS
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