S.F. City Attorney's Press Office

City Attorney’s Brief in State Appeals Court Reasserts PricewaterhouseCooper’s Cover-Up of Fraud by Old Republic Title Co.

We’ve Gotta Give Them Hope (PDF) Prepared Remarks of City Attorney Dennis Herrera, Human Rights Campaign Federal Club, Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco (Dec. 9, 2002)

Decade-Long Dispute Over Allison Hotel Conversion Ends With Direct Payment By Harsch Investment Corp. to City Housing Non-Profits

S.F. City Attorney’s lawsuit seeks tens of millions in restitution and penalties and debarment of contractor for fraud

San Francisco City Attorney, California Attorney General jointly seek recovery of millions in vehicle towing and auction scheme

City Attorney, Library, and DPW team up to recover two-thousand public works photographs from early 20th Century

City Attorney calls bidding scam, ‘a mockery of San Francisco’s long-held values of tolerance, diversity and equal opportunity’

Remembering Robert Barnes (PDF) Prepared Remarks of City Attorney Dennis Herrera, Robert Barnes Memmorial Service, North Light Court, San Francisco City Hall (Aug. 26, 2002)

Case pursued by City Attorney and District Attorney nets more than $5 million

Pet supply retailer has ignored City citations and warnings involving scores of animal deaths because of illegal treatment

By Nettie Hoge and Dennis Herrera
[Originally published in the San Francisco Chronicle, Friday, January 25, 2002]

IF THERE’S one thing the Enron debacle has demonstrated, it is that in the energy business, smoke and mirrors are the rule and in the end, consumers are left stranded.

Inaugural Address (PDF) Prepared Remarks of City Attorney Dennis Herrera, Inauguration of the City Attorney, Board of Supervisors Chambers, San Francisco City Hall (Jan. 8, 2002)