Maurice Caldwell had his conviction overturned a decade ago. The City Attorney says he’s still a killer.

Aug 20, 2020 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Topics

On March 28, 2011, Maurice Caldwell walked out of San Francisco County Jail at 850 Bryant St....

San Francisco City Attorney pledges to end gang injunctions by year’s end

Apr 29, 2019 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics

San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera will soon request an expiration date for the gang...

Owners of Illegal Airbnb rental where massive gunfight broke out reach settlement with San Francisco

Nov 20, 2018 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics

The City Attorney today announced a settlement with the offshore owners of an illegal short-term...

Airbnb serial scofflaw landlords settle with city: $2.25M in penalties for Darren and Valerie Lee

Nov 5, 2018 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics, Trouble

A married couple who settled with the city after being nabbed running a chain of illegal Airbnb...

Gang injunctions grilled by Board of Supervisors panel

Jun 14, 2018 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics

There are 53 people still covered by San Francisco’s four gang injunctions — down from 139 when...

Breaking: San Francisco attempts to lower boom on landlords’ alleged illegal Airbnb conspiracy

May 1, 2018 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

City Attorney: Faux leases, faux tenants hid couple’s $700,000 profit on illegal Airbnb hotels...

City Attorney Says Cops Shot Homeless Man in Self Defense

Dec 12, 2016 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics

The San Francisco City Attorney’s office said on Thursday that two San Francisco police officers...

Uncertain Future: SF’s Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones

Aug 1, 2014 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Today's Mission

A police cruiser sat in the center divider on Valencia Street Thursday morning, observing but not...

Campos Demands Hearings on Sanctuary Policy

Feb 10, 2010 | Front Page, Government & Non Profits, Immigrant Life

Juvenile Probation Department refuses to implement new policy. En Español

Board Votes to Pay Up for City Lawsuits

Dec 16, 2009 | Front Page, Government & Non Profits

Lawsuits ranged from sexual harassment in the San Francisco Police Department to beatings by jailhouse guards. En Español

Interest Rate Caps, Solution or Disaster?

Dec 10, 2009 | Business, Front Page

Consumer advocates say only an interest-rate cap on payday loans will change the game. En Español

Quick Cash, Quicksand, Part 2

Dec 9, 2009 | Business, Front Page, Mission Street

The People Who Need A Quick Fix of Cash En Español

Quick Cash, Quick Sand, Part 1

Dec 8, 2009 | Business, Front Page, Mission Street

A 2007 ban on new “fringe financial” businesses in the Mission proves difficult to enforce En Español

Today it’s about food. Food suitable for the President. Food that cures anxiety. Hell, food that battles swine flu. You know how when you’re a kid you think your parents are full of it when they say candy is bad for you? Well,...

Food Safety Tests Cooked?

Aug 27, 2009 | Food

Mission restaurant owners find their health certifications spoiled. BY PATRICK KOLLMAN and ROSA RAMIREZ

Tag: City Attorney

Uncertain Future: SF’s Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones

Campos Demands Hearings on Sanctuary Policy

Board Votes to Pay Up for City Lawsuits

Interest Rate Caps, Solution or Disaster?

Quick Cash, Quicksand, Part 2

Quick Cash, Quick Sand, Part 1

Swine Flu Krispies

Food Safety Tests Cooked?

What To Do

18 Reasons: Community Dinner: Harvest Feast

Dance Mission Theater: Digital Transformatation 101: A Virtual Workshop

The Chapel: Lightning Bolt (rescheduled from 3/31)

SOMArts Cultural Center: Murphy & Cadogan Pecha Kucha and Digital Magazine Launch

Brava Theater: Indómitas: Live Podcast with guest Leila Salazar-López