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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
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
Agreement holds online retailers accountable for violating local flavored tobacco bans by selling flavored nicotine pouches including the popular ZYN brand
Large-scale decoy operation revealed owners illegally sold flavored tobacco at nearly a dozen smoke shops across the Bay Area
Court order holds online tobacco retailers accountable for violating city laws that protect youth from harmful tobacco products
Lawsuit alleges online retailers violated city law intended to protect youth from harmful tobacco use by selling flavored nicotine pouches like “Zyns”
Lawsuit alleges online retailers violated city laws intended to protect youth from harmful tobacco use
Ruling goes against nearly 50 years of precedent
Decision follows San Francisco’s actions in safeguarding public health against the harms of e-cigarettes
As the U.S. Supreme Court looks poised to strike down Roe v. Wade, Bay Area attorneys band together to provide legal assistance to those seeking abortions
Decision protects the safety, security, and continuity of operations of SFO by ensuring airport workers’ access to high quality health care
“Now it’s time for the FDA to finish the job and apply the same public health standard to Juul, which is Big Tobacco’s stalking horse and has targeted children.”
City Attorney works with SFPD to protect public health and prevent illegal gathering during pandemic
Court blocks so-called ‘conscience rule’ that would have denied critical medical care to patients.
San Francisco voters are too smart to be fooled by Juul.
So-called ‘conscience rule’ has been on hold; SF and coalition partners are now asking the federal courts to invalidate it
City Sightseeing refused to pay health care costs for 215 employees and thumbed its nose at the law
So-called ‘conscience rule’ has been on hold; SF and coalition partners are now asking the federal courts to invalidate it
