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Team over the last two years have left. 11 out of 15. So when our colleagues leave, we ask the general lift to absorb those patients, carry their own panels and continue to see these patients. I dont know how we can do that. I know you know because we all have Family Members that work at kaiser. We are all members of kaiser. We all get treatment at kaiser. I know you know this and i wish our employers would too and do something about it. Lastly, i think i just want to add that our program has be...

Right under the law and whats right for our patients. Thank you for your comments. Public speaker my name is steve, also a member of kaiser. I think its really not only sickening whats going on at kaiser but its clinical. They have committed to provide Mental Health care to clients, their members, they are not doing it. Frankly, the reason they have a board of supervisors with contempt because they are not being held accountable. What i think it means is this board of supervisors, if you are ser...

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San Francisco city officials and others offered the Planning Commission a plan to revitalize the city’s ailing downtown on Thursday.

We are beyond excited to bring such a high-level show jumping event to Santa Anita Park, an already historic facility in the equine industry.

Frank Fung, a 20-year city appointee who served on the Planning Commission until June 2022, has signed onto a stipulated ethics agreement in which he’ll A former city planning commissioner has agreed in principle to pay out a $24K fine for multiple ethics infractions

It’s upwards for the Westside of San Francisco: Two new proposals could see heights rise between 65-85 ft, with some areas going taller.

“In the right market we want to be as aggressive as we can, and build as much affordable housing as the market can allow,” Safaí said. But “you can’t get any units at all if no one is building.” 

Engardio painted a dreamy picture of what the historically development-resistant Westside could look like with more housing.

San Francisco’s historic preservation and planning commissions approved measures Thursday that pave the way for Another Planet Entertainment’s plans to make major changes to the Castro Theatre.