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City Hall2
Lurie strikes early deal with city unions to avoid layoffs through 2029
Mayor Daniel Lurie reached an early contract deal with city unions that will avoid layoffs through 2029. The arrangement gives employees a 12% wage increase through 2031, The Standard reports.
An SF nurse said her anti-racism teacher was racist. Now, the feds are investigating
A San Francisco nurse's discrimination complaint about a mandatory anti-racism seminar has drawn a federal investigation, The Standard reports. Federal officials say the city withheld document requests for more than a year.
Public Safety4
San Francisco’s DA wants to change the California constitution
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins wants to change the California Constitution after a state court ruling made it harder to keep people in jail before trial, according to Mission Local. The story examines the state laws behind pretrial detention that she wants to change.
Tenderloin dog attack leaves woman in critical condition. It’s neighborhood’s 11th dog bite in a month.
A woman is in critical condition after a dog attack in the Tenderloin on Tuesday. Mission Local reports it is the neighborhood's 11th dog bite in a month.
S.F. jail count plummets to lowest level since pandemic years
San Francisco's jail population has dropped to its lowest level since the pandemic years. Arrests have been rising over the same period, Mission Local reports.
SFPD retail theft crackdown nets 844 arrests, more than $410,000 in recovered goods
San Francisco police announced results of a six-month retail theft crackdown Tuesday, with 844 arrests, a 27% increase over the prior six months. Police say retail theft reports are down nearly 20% this year and recovered goods were valued at more than $410,000.