San Francisco cracking down on street vendors who sell stolen goods
San Francisco is starting to enforce a new law that targets illegal street vendors who sell stolen merchandise.
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San Francisco is starting to enforce a new law that targets illegal street vendors who sell stolen merchandise.
The already-laughingstock San Francisco trash can replacement drama is getting less resolution instead of more, as more new proposed bin models are now littering the landscape.
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,
Skip to main content After pushback, cost to drop for S.F.'s pricey trash can pilot program to test new designs FacebookTwitterEmail A rendering that shows "soft square," one of the three contenders for San Francisco's new trash can. The city is testing these options to replace the current trash cans.San Francisco Public Works San Francisco will spend $12,000 per trash can prototype to try out designs of custom receptacles with the hopes of getting a handle on its garbage problems. That price tag is down from a range of $12,000 to $20,000 a piece, after some supervisors pushed back last week ...
that they would be looking out for the retirees' funds and interest. without i'm comfortable supporting this resolution. >> president chiu: supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you supervisor avalos and president chiu, i made amendments. a primary concern is the investment returns coming out of the retirement system specifically given that we depend so much on our city budget as employer but also as employees of the city and county of san francisco. those 7.5% annualized returns come to fruition. i realize that my amendments were duplicated so i will make a motion to remo...