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Suspension order and guidance to department heads will prevent City funds from going to Dwayne Jones, who is accused of bribing a City official in order to receive preferential treatment in contracting decisions
In advance of Labor Day, City Attorney continues tradition of fighting misclassification that harms workers and exacerbates inequality
Plaintiffs walk back concessions about the meaning and scope of the injunction
Santos sentenced to 30 months in prison for fraud and bribery
Plaintiffs concede during Ninth Circuit oral arguments that injunction does not apply to unhoused people who refuse shelter
Lower court order puts San Francisco in an untenable situation and reaches far beyond legal precedent
CPUC decision allowed unlimited expansion of AVs despite multiple high profile incidents of poor AV performance impeding first responders and impacting public safety
Plaintiffs’ public proposal is counterproductive and disingenuous
Noncitizen parents can continue to vote in San Francisco school board elections
Auto Towing profited from illegally towing parked cars and installing fraudulent, misleading signs on private property
San Francisco will argue noncitizen voting program is constitutional and beneficial to all communities
Plaintiffs’ claims that San Francisco is violating the preliminary injunction order fall apart under scrutiny
The Court’s disastrous ruling allows a business the ability to refuse service to members of a protected class
Ruling reverses nearly 50 years of precedent and ignores widespread academic benefits of diverse university campuses
Executives who bribed Nuru are debarred and prohibited from doing business with the City
The City Attorney’s Office was selected as a State Bar DEI Leadership Silver Seal recipient for its DEI efforts
San Francisco City Attorney investigates questionable methodology and undisclosed financial links with highly ranked hospitals
Landlord illegally converted units leading to serious fire safety risks
San Francisco’s largest landlord conforms tenant rules to Union-at-Home Ordinance
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