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This September, the state took the first step in regulating microplastics in its municipal water supplies, the first government agency in the world to do so

The bump appears to have arisen following water-service installation work the San...

I wont be wandering the halls of russell looking for a red bull at 3:00 a.m. >> its funny what you miss being on the hill. >> you would be the only one. >> i am not. admit t deep down you are. john, there are going to still be critics of senator sinemas, right? if we look back on some of the achievements in the biden administration, gun legislation that obviously -- she was the linchpin there leveraging her republican contacts that wouldnt have gotten done, but here she is in this agreement and ...

San Francisco climber Lucho Rivera wants to open more eyes to Hetch Hetchy’s potential...

Lesbian San Francisco Fire Chief Jeanine Nicholson said, "I've been very clear about being queer, being out, and what is acceptable behavior" when asked about three pending lawsuits against the department alleging anti-LGBTQ discrimination.

Lesbian San Francisco Fire Chief Jeanine Nicholson said, "I've been very clear about being queer, being out, and what is acceptable behavior" when asked about three pending lawsuits against the department alleging anti-LGBTQ discrimination.

San Francisco could receive up to $61 million in the coming years from two settlements...

Significantly. thats why you see members coming to the microphone to announce they are voting by proxy for other lawmakers. i promise we are not skipping out on anything important that you want to hear. john cot, i recognize this is something of a cynical political question but i think it is interesting. i mean you have got a democratic party thats mostly united around their big picture agenda items but not entirely here. as we watch the votes come in, they will be entirely united on this point....

A high-ranking S.F. official knew about Recology overcharging customers two years ago, emails show FacebookTwitterEmail The current head of finance at the Department of Public Works was alerted in January 2019 to trash collector Recology’s improper rate increase, according to emails between senior management in the department and the company. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)Jeff Chiu / Associated Press The current head of finance at the Department of Public Works was alerted in January 2019 to trash coll...

The detailed plan comes almost exactly a year after schools in the city were shut down in...