S.F. City Attorney contends that the federal housing agency was “wrong as a matter of law and public policy” to reject San Francisco’s Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan
Campos and Herrera agree that modest revisions can both address platforms’ objections in federal lawsuit and fulfill the intent of a fair, enforceable ordinance
In its second lawsuit over a proposed formula retail pharmacy on Castro Street, AHF is ‘mistaken that the U.S. Constitution allows it to put chain stores wherever it wants’
Taking the reins on his fifth term, City Attorney calls project ‘an important civic priority’ that has been thoroughly scrutinized, overwhelmingly supported
‘Herrera praises deputy’s case for voter-endorsed soccer fields as ‘masterful’ Thursday. But the fate of Golden Gate Park renovations is now up to the California Court of Appeal.
After request for cooperation is met ‘with obfuscation and deflection of responsibility,’ City Attorney moves to compel production of evidence in housing investigation
Los Angeles-based foundation’s contention that San Francisco land use controls violate equal protection, due process and free speech rights is ‘absurd’
San Francisco’s participatory waterfront land use decision-making has included voters, elected leaders and appointed commissioners for decades, City Attorney argues
