Although the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office handles civil and not criminal cases, many of the actions it pursues can have dramatic effects on public safety.
New lawsuit alleges owner and property manager of two Bayview warehouses allowed tenants to evade state and local laws and illegally cultivate over 5,800 cannabis plants
City Attorney worked with major online retailers to ban or restrict the sale of illegal license plate covers used to obscure license plates during sideshows and other crimes
CPUC decision allowed unlimited expansion of AVs despite multiple high profile incidents of poor AV performance impeding first responders and impacting public safety
City is reviewing San Francisco’s licensing requirements in light of today’s decision, and will continue to enforce all lawful concealed-carry licensing requirements
“The MOU is an important tool for advancing transparency and accountability, which are cornerstones in ensuring effective policing and fortification of trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.”
“It’s up to all of us to look into our hearts, be a part of the solution and make sure we are there for our Asian American friends, neighbors and compatriots.”
Innovative step seeks court orders prohibiting 28 active drug dealers from preying on residents in historic neighborhood at the center of SF’s opioid crisis
Surveillance video shows more than 150 people streaming into illegal nightclub over 48 hours, endangering public health and threatening to spread coronavirus
