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Tagged with: City Attorney

Supreme Court hints at sweeping ruling that could gut the Clean Water Act

San Francisco may have just handed the right-wing judges the ability to undermine decades of environmental law.

Supes pass resolution seeking to avoid a sweeping attack on the Clean Water Act

Dorsey tries to say move is an attack on the City Attorney's Office, but that's not the issue—and by 8-2, members agree that the city should settle with the EPA over sewage

Supes denounce city attorney for turning sewage into partisan politics

Melgar, Peskin say Chiu has stepped into electoral fray, supporting a narrative used to attack candidates for environmental stands.

Sewage, billionaires, and rent control

Right-wing group seeks to hurt progressive supes with anti-environmental mailers—and bill to expand rent control goes to full board. That's The Agenda for Oct. 7-14

Rent control bill advances, with Melgar in opposition

Peskin measure would add protections to tens of thousands of units (if the state allows). Can Breed veto it?

Why corruption matters

This attitude in Breed's administration of accepting low-level sleaze is undermining faith in government and nonprofits, and that's a serious threat to all of us.

Environmental groups plead with supes to block SF’s dangerous lawsuit against the EPA

Packed hearing puts pressure on board to act—but what can the supes do, and what comes next?

SF taking EPA to Supreme Court over Clean Water Act; some supes are outraged

Plus: Chan wants to know why the mayor won't spend $60 million critical in social service money that was part of the budget deal. That's The Agenda for Sept. 22-29

San Francisco can Make Golf Safe Again

Imagine the headlines: 'SF bans assault weapons on local golf courses.' What is Trump going to say?

Political corruption issue could help Peskin, Lurie in mayoral race

If the voters decide sleaze is an issue, Breed and Farrell could be in serious trouble.