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Judge halts latest Trump administration attack on immigrants from taking effect while the case is decided in court
City Sightseeing refused to pay health care costs for 215 employees and thumbed its nose at the law
City Attorney’s response to EPA’s claims about San Francisco’s Clean Water Act compliance
Trump administration is trying to rewrite 140 years of precedent and end the promise of the American dream
‘JustFly is not in the travel business. They’re in the hidden fee business.’
So-called ‘conscience rule’ has been on hold; SF and coalition partners are now asking the federal courts to invalidate it
“Kevin Burns and other Juul executives have gotten rich peddling poison and addicting a generation of kids to nicotine.”
San Francisco reaches pioneering agreement that protects public safety and eliminates an unconstitutional system that let the wealthy pay their way out of jail
Rule would do the opposite of its stated goal by harming the country’s health, welfare and economy
‘That is information that should’ve been before the judge so she could weigh all of the facts in this case. A picture says a thousand words.’
‘Public charge’ rule makes using food, health care or housing assistance grounds for inadmissibility or denial of a green card
‘We will use all of the legal tools at our disposal to fight this.’
Settlement with real estate developer Ashok Gujral is a warning to other house flippers tempted to flout the law
San Francisco will get about $21 million to protect children and families from lead paint hazards
City Attorney defends the will of San Francisco voters, upholds 2018 ballot measures on funding for childcare and homelessness
‘The census is supposed to count everyone in the country. Period. It is about facts, not partisanship.’
Facing legal challenge, federal government agrees to delay implementation of rule that could have denied medical care to women, LGBTQ patients and others
‘Under the Constitution, the census is supposed to count everyone in the country. It is about facts, not partisanship.’
Board of Supervisors passes legislation unanimously on second vote
The legislation passed unanimously at the Board of Supervisors
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