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President Obama makes ‘a first-rate choice that honors the legal profession and affirms the Latino community’s place in America’
Law to limit rates and fees an ‘important step’ — but abuses by credit card companies’ ‘arbitration mills’ still under challenge by City
Defiant state bureaucracy continues to stiff local schools for health care costs for children covered by Medi-Cal, lawsuit alleges
Both City Litigation and State Legislation Target Discriminatory Pricing Scheme That Costs Women More for Health Coverage
New USPS policy halts secure mail service to individual tenants, inflicts devastating hardships on many low-income San Franciscans
Code violations at controversial Potrero plant mark the latest in list of threats to public health, safety and the environment
City funding of $38,165 for lead abatement required landlord to continue to rent unit to low- or moderate-income tenants
Demand letter requested by U.S. Attorney’s Office details causes of action and heart-rending hardships; sets May 1 deadline for federal lawsuit
Discriminatory Pricing Scheme That Costs Women Up To 39% More for Coverage is Being Challenged by City Attorney
City Attorney’s Central Role Enables Office to Streamline, Scrutinize Federal Monies ‘Without Needing to Invent Costly New Bureaucracy’
Senate, Assembly Resolutions Conclude Historic Shift, as Legislature Joins Governor, A.G., Cities and Counties Against Proposition 8
Termination of Gas, Electricity Services Due to Owner Nonpayment Poses ‘Significant Threat’ to Public Health and Safety, City Finds
Adult Members of Notorious Criminal Street Gang Engaged in ‘Alarming Pattern’ of Gang Violence Since Reaching Age of Majority
Insurance Industry Practice of Charging Women Up to 39% More for Health Care Coverage Called Discriminatory, Unconstitutional
Legal Memorandum Outlines Rights of Tenants to Stay in Rentals, Receive Utility Service When Property Owners Face Foreclosure
City Attorney Sponsors Bill to End Insurance Industry Practice That Charges Women Up to 39% More for Health Care Coverage
Reply Brief on Behalf of Local Governments, Married Couples Defends Principles of Judicial Independence, Argues Against Retroactivity
Consumers ‘rely on stores like Walgreens to serve our health needs, not to enable our deadliest habits,’ City Attorney says
Investigation Finds Market-Leading ‘Sparks’ Illegally Targets Underage Consumers, Poses Dangers to Health and Safety
Seven Lawfully Wedded Same-Sex Couples to Address Retroactivity, Joining Local Governments Serving More Than 17.2 Million Californians
