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There further discussion . Seeing none were prepared for the vote. All in favor say aye. All those opposed . The minutes are passed. Next item please. Item three is the director report. Good afternoon commissioners. On friday dr. Chow i attended the new commissioners swearing in. Our new Health Commissioner will be dr. David pating. Dr. David pating i have known for over almost 30 years since working with the federal government in samhsa he was a well known expert in that field and sought after many times for his expertise for that scheduled agency. He works for kaiser, a psychiatrist speciali...

See from the slide this block of 20th street a 2 and 3 levels with 3 levels dominating this is my fathers home and the larger home to the left and the adjacent neighbor fully supports our project. As part of the project well clean up the building and compromise the facade and bring back it victorian spirit with the appropriate design. To do this well remove the 950 side doors and remove the garage in field under the bay window weve also restore the wood ships. The dr requesters concerns were made known when the parents bought the house it is primarily bathrooms and hallways you see the perpend...

Off. Right now a craw is patching up sir Francis Drake boulevard 14 hours after a big crash shut it down. The tractortrailer was carrying fuel that crashed at 7 this morning right near san quentin. Tonight the cab both tank have been up righted and they have been removed. One of the tank was punctured in the crash. That sent fuel spilling all over the road. The driver was not hurt. The crash and the day long clean up and repairs caused severe traffic problems. Sky 7 hd was above 5 80 during the evrping commute. Cars in the westbound lane crawling along. Crews hope to have the pavement fixed by...

Photos from the scene show cluttered and unsanitary living conditions.

Veterinarians and students dashed around and huddled over exam tables, as caged dogs and cats awaited or recovered from treatment at Midwestern University’s College of Veterinary Medicine on a recent