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Agreement holds online tobacco seller accountable for selling banned flavored nicotine pouches, like Zyns, in San Francisco
Agreement pays the City $275,000 and shutters unpermitted massage parlor with various health and safety issues
Lawsuit restores vital public health information that medical providers and public health officials rely on to keep Americans healthy
Broad coalition argues new tax rules illegally hurts renewable energy and will make energy more expensive for consumers
Preliminary injunction pauses unlawful funding conditions for housing efforts and restores lawful conditions
New restrictions could push more than 170,000 people across the nation into homelessness
Food conglomerates flooded the country with addictive ultra-processed foods with little nutritional value, knowing they would make Americans sick
Agreement requires petroleum companies to reimburse the City for the cost to clean up the oil leak and remediate remaining issues
Decision finds O’Connor liable and concludes longstanding lawsuit and investigation that uncovered a complicated scheme to escape regulatory oversight and defraud the City
U.S. Department of Education’s unlawful new rule threatens bipartisan student debt relief program for Americans with careers in public service
City Attorney Chiu applauds the move to elevate Lianne Dumas to the San Francisco Superior Court bench
Agreement holds online retailers accountable for violating local flavored tobacco bans by selling flavored nicotine pouches including the popular ZYN brand
Brief comes as San Francisco leaders stand firm against Trump’s unnecessary and unwelcome threats to send the National Guard to San Francisco
Unlawful defunding threat would have forced housing authorities to give up essential funding or submit to illegal Trump demands
A dozen cities and counties submitted an amicus brief to defend public health partnerships serving LGBTQIA and HIV-affected communities
Appeals court upholds birthright citizenship and nationwide preliminary injunction blocking Trump’s illegal executive order from taking effect
More than $350 million for fire departments, port security, counterterrorism and wildfire recovery are at risk
Agreement improves animal welfare standards at one of California’s largest pet boarding facility chains
Court orders Leonard Lacayo to stop tricking vulnerable immigrants into paying for immigration services he is not legally allowed to provide
Agreement gives the City maximum flexibility in how it addresses homelessness, protects public safety, and cleans its streets
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