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Compensation in cash, purchase credits avoids litigation over failure to apply discounts that City Controller’s audit discovered in 2009
City Attorney’s Office will join Mayor, Board members in festivities in and around City Hall on December 12th
City Attorney and San Francisco Department of Public Health issues letter to local retailers , asking for the removal of alcoholic energy drinks (Nov. 18, 2010)
Case against Martin R. Guajardo seeks injunctive relief, civil penalties, and restitution to victims
Consumption of AEDs among teens and college students have led to an increase of reports relating to alcohol poisoning, sexual assaults, and hospitalization
Ad firm will pay $45,000 for vandalizing S.F. sidewalks, had previously removed some 4,000 ‘Mafia Wars’ decals
Agreement includes $20,000 payment to the City by owners of Fisherman’s Wharf nightclub that was the site of fatal shooting in February
Controversial amendment ‘is not rationally related to legitimate government interests’ in light of California’s constitutional guarantees
Court order restricts activities of 41 members of ‘Down Below Gangsters,’ ‘Towerside’ in safety zone encompassing both turfs
Court likely to rule on preliminary injunction against ‘Down Below Gangsters,’ ‘Towerside’ in safety zone encompassing both turfs
Superior Court’s order assures that violence-plagued nightclub must remain shuttered for the duration of City Attorney’s legal action
U.S. District Court cites ‘important government interests that are well-served by the limitation’ to voters’ top three electoral choices
High Court’s rejection lets stand last week’s unanimous appellate court decision vindicating City Attorney’s 2008 opinion on ‘rounding up rule’
Ruling by three-judge panel vindicates City Attorney’s 2008 opinion on applicability of ’rounding-up rule’ for Supervisors’ term limits
Demand letter to owner, operator of rental space alleges Fire Code violations, unlawful business practices in ‘horrific incident’
Judge Busch finds that City has complied with CEQA, grants City’s request to allow remaining safety, usability improvements
Complaint begins process to enjoin 41 members of ‘Down Below Gangsters,’ ‘Towerside’ in safety zone encompassing both turfs
Failure to relate ‘a legitimate state interest’ pivotal to U.S. District Court finding that Prop 8 violates U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment
San Francisco had last month joined with other cities, counties in urging federal court to enjoin controversial SB 1070 law
Rejection ends four-year legal battle over popular universal health care program that serves more than 53,000 San Franciscans
