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Completion of environmental review, growing accident rate justify dissolution of 3-year-old stay on bike lane improvements, City argues
Certification holders will have 60 days to be re-tested, re-certified
Employer spending requirement not preempted by federal law, argue City; Nibbi Bros. Construction; and Zazie, Medjool Restaurants
Release of confidential memo on Campos Amendment may have endangered City’s litigation position
City Attorney Herrera says his office is well-prepared to help ‘put anti-gay discrimination on trial based on the facts’
Notorious North Beach Strip Club, Alleged Prostitution Venue is Ordered to Immediately Shut Down
Analysis of Documents, Interviews Corroborate Supervisor’s Assertion That He Remains Legally Domiciled on Stevenson Street in S.F.
City Attorney’s ongoing litigation against anti-consumer ‘arbitration mills’ includes a Bank of America Subsidiary
Energy Giant Also Agrees to Pay $1 Million to City for Pediatric Asthma Program, Neighborhood Improvements
City Attorney Herrera says his office is ‘singularly well-prepared’ to help ‘put anti-gay discrimination on trial based on the facts’
Lawless North Beach Strip Club and Prostitution Venue Has Repeatedly Defied Notices of Violation, Cease and Desist Orders
City argues that California’s Prop 8 was based on moral disapproval of gays and lesbians, similar to Colorado amendment that U.S. Supreme Court struck down in 1996
Groundbreaking law is ‘rationally related to a legitimate governmental purpose’ in discouraging leading cause of preventable death, brief argues
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
