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18 hours ago ago from wehategringos.com

C.W. Nevius San Francisco Chronicle Supervisor David Campos is that kid you used to know in grade school the one that kept telling you not to worry about breaking a few rules, nothing is going to happen. That's how you ended up grounded. Campos says his new law on arrested undocumented juveniles is nothing to worry about. He'd better be right. This has the potential to be legally challenged, which could undo San ...

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PUC Spokesperson To Head Newson's Communications Dept

17 hours ago ago from SF Appeal: The Alley

A month after the resignation of his chief spokesman, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom on Friday named his replacement, current city Public Utilities Commission spokesman Tony Winnicker. "Tony Winnicker brings years of Bay Area and national experience in strategic communications, public information and media relations to our team," Newsom said in a prepared statement. Newsom praised Winnicker's "knowledge of city government and his ...

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Will the “PayDayPlus SF” Program be a Better Place to get a Loan Against Your Paycheck? Yes!

20 hours ago ago from San Francisco Citizen

From  Mission Mission , the website so nice they named it twice, comes word of the new PayDayPlus SF program. The upshot: If you ever need money before your paycheck comes, you can get an emergency loan from a San Francisco credit union  instead of a regular payday loan place: Sold to consumers as short-term relief during a cash crunch, pay day loans carry interest rates of over 400 percent and catch working people with a steady source ...

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San Francisco Superior Court takes part in Jobs Now Program

1 day ago ago from Moving Justice Forward

Through help from Collaborative Court staff, San Francisco Superior Court has placed 25 unemployed parents in positions as part of the Jobs Now Program. This has been instrumental in helping the court take care of an overwhelming amount of backlog. The participants are extremely motivated and thrilled to be working at the Court. San Francisco is one of only three counties in California that are participating in this program. To date 1,200 ...

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“Cities for Cycling” introduced to promote best practices in urban cycling and increase the use of bicycles

10 hours ago ago from BikeDenver.org

National Association of Transportation Officials Press Release, December 8, 2009, Washington, D.C. Big Cities Urge Bike Friendly Streets: Nationwide bike boom needs Federal support Congressman Earl Blumenauer; New York City Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik- Khan; and artist/musician David Byrne joined city officials from Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, ...

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