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Traffic. Its chilly. A little chilly but much different than yesterday driving in. Things are calming down. Were still not done yet. Still a little bit of rain around fremont and newark, 880 towards the dumbarton bridge. You can see right there. I dont think it will last too long but its still an indication a couple of cells rotating through also through the Santa Cruz Mountains as well. And the wind is going to pick up from the north. Well get some partly cloudies, maybe a few isolated showers....

Hartwigschulman . Here. Commissioner hartwigschulman is here. Ike kwon . Here. Commissioner kwon is here. Commissioner mogannam is here. Christopher simi . Present. Commissioner simi is here. With five members present, we do have quorum for the sanitation and streets commission. Due to the on going covid19 Health Emergency and given the Public Health recommendations issued by the San Francisco department of Public Health and the emergency orders of the governor and the mayor concerning social di...

Replace those and the 3 devices to fix those. Backing up to one of your boarder points about the sour 85 percent of our water comes from the river; is that correct . Yes. How does it compare to other cities were extremely reinstate on one source is that that typical should he be trying to diverse. We tend to be more reinstate on one source we have the local ours resources like if theres hetch hetchy are plumbing were diversifying our water sources weve improved two ground projects in the past ye...

Hetch hetchy are plumbing were diversifying our water sources weve improved two ground projects in the past year local ground water on the west side and the Recovery Project on the with wholesale customers that is before the board later on this month to move forward with the construction ear working hard to diversity our resources but at the same time, if i had to pick a water shed in california it would be it. The wall me providing more do you see that number going down as we go online with the...

Practice should be considered in San Diego only if it increases the number of facilities and lets people who are homeless or poor use them for free

San Francisco’s Pit Stop program, which provides public restroom facilities to vulnerable and unhoused residents, has helped contribute to a decline in feces-related service calls in the Tenderloin.

Since 2012, San Francisco’s 311 hotline has received over 230,000 complaints about...

The lack of access to public bathrooms, combined with a municipal code that prohibits public urination and defecation, has resulted in thousands of tickets and arrests, many in low-income areas,

Mobile Pit Stops were deployed in response to a Hepatitis A outbreak and later expanded to reduce public defecation and urination. Unsheltered people across the city, who have limited access to bathrooms, would like to see the program expanded further.