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City Hall: Rewards offered for info on fatal hit-and-runs
- The San Francisco Police Department is offering two $10,000 rewards for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the drivers responsible for two fatal hit-and-run incidents in The City on Aug. 18 and 19.
- The San Francisco Police Department is offering two $10,000 rewards for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the drivers responsible for two fatal hit-and-run incidents in The City on Aug. 18 and 19.
City Hall: Members to discuss safety stats, theft, JFK Drive
- The Bicycle Advisory Committee meets today to discuss a variety of issues, including how to better compile statistics on safety, transportation trends and the public sentiment on bicycling.
- The Bicycle Advisory Committee meets today to discuss a variety of issues, including how to better compile statistics on safety, transportation trends and the public sentiment on bicycling.
City Hall: Laguna Honda Hospital to get public airing
- A study of the future of Laguna Honda Hospital is available for public review and will be the focus of a community meeting Monday.
- A study of the future of Laguna Honda Hospital is available for public review and will be the focus of a community meeting Monday.
City Hall: Daly to send Blue Angels resolution to full board
- Supervisor Chris Daly has not given up on his resolution that would call for a permanent halt to Blue Angels flyovers during the annual October event known as Fleet Week.
- Supervisor Chris Daly has not given up on his resolution that would call for a permanent halt to Blue Angels flyovers during the annual October event known as Fleet Week.
City Hall: Fatal Bayview shooting under investigation
- The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office on Thursday has identified the victim of a fatal Wednesday night shooting as Darski Alexander.
- The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office on Thursday has identified the victim of a fatal Wednesday night shooting as Darski Alexander.
City Hall: Voting advocates could work in SROs
- The Board of Supervisors approved in a 7-3 vote legislation allowing get-out-the-vote workers easier access to the 30,000 mostly low-income residents living in the estimated 500 single-room occupancy facilities.
- The Board of Supervisors approved in a 7-3 vote legislation allowing get-out-the-vote workers easier access to the 30,000 mostly low-income residents living in the estimated 500 single-room occupancy facilities.
City Hall: City health care plan’s enrollment up to 1,000
- San Francisco is slowly rolling out a new program intended to ensure that every San Franciscan has access to affordable health care. The City has an estimated 82,000 uninsured residents.
- San Francisco is slowly rolling out a new program intended to ensure that every San Franciscan has access to affordable health care. The City has an estimated 82,000 uninsured residents.
City Hall: Schools chief to attend first board meeting
- Carlos Garcia, the newly hired permanent superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District, will attend his first school board meeting tonight.
- Carlos Garcia, the newly hired permanent superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District, will attend his first school board meeting tonight.
City Hall: Response to Critical Mass set for tonight
- The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition’s Critical Manners, a response to the sometimes-unruly Critical Mass bike ride that sweeps city streets on the last Friday of every month, is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. at the northeast corner of Larkin and Grove streets.
- The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition’s Critical Manners, a response to the sometimes-unruly Critical Mass bike ride that sweeps city streets on the last Friday of every month, is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. at the northeast corner of Larkin and Grove streets.
City Hall: Bill introduced to spur workers to use transit
- Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi has introduced legislation that would require city businesses with 10 or more employees to offer benefits to encourage employees to use public transit or van pools.
- Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi has introduced legislation that would require city businesses with 10 or more employees to offer benefits to encourage employees to use public transit or van pools.
City Hall: Legislators approve Transbay Cable
- A plan to submerge an electrical line beneath the floor of the Bay — to bring energy from Pittsburg to San Francisco — was approved by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday with a 9-2 vote.
- A plan to submerge an electrical line beneath the floor of the Bay — to bring energy from Pittsburg to San Francisco — was approved by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday with a 9-2 vote.
City Hall: Board could extend pot club application deadline
- Legislation that would extend the deadline for medical marijuana clubs to obtain a city permit is expected to be voted on by a Board of Supervisors committee Thursday.
- Legislation that would extend the deadline for medical marijuana clubs to obtain a city permit is expected to be voted on by a Board of Supervisors committee Thursday.