We did it! San Franciscans voted No on M and Yes on L, for Civil Sidewalks. Thanks for all your help and support.
11/06/2013
SHARE THIS: iPhone Owner? Take this quick survey regarding smartphone theft to be entered into the San Francisco District Attorney's Office raffle to win 2 FREE tickets to the Golden State Warriors V. LA Lakers or an autographed ball from the 2013 Warriors.
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10/21/2013
S.F., drunks starting to make sobering choices Announced with much fanfare six months ago, the new model was based on San Diego's Serial Inebriate Program, which targets chronic offenders with a carrot-and-stick approach. After repeated offenses, subjects can choose between jail time or a sustained alcohol treatment program. Public service agenc...
10/08/2013
Be safe, be aware!
Absorbed device users oblivious to danger For police and prosecutors, the details of the case were troubling - they believe the suspect had been out "hunting" for a stranger to kill - but...
06/06/2013
Ever worry your phone might get jacked? Sign this petition to ask manufacturers and carriers to exercise some corporate responsibility by implementing a kill switch.
Secure our Smartphones We are members of law enforcement, legislators from across the country, and consumer advocates. Collectively, we are responsible for the consumer...
05/17/2013
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03/30/2011
Sit/lie ban: Little has changed, both sides agree At the corner of Haight Street and Masonic Avenue on a recent morning, about a dozen men and women smoked ci******es, drank oversize beers tucked in paper bags, shouted offers of free L*D in exchange for sexual favors,...
Sitting, lying officially illegal in San Francisco : City Insider The San Francisco Police Department vowed it would publicize the start date of its enforcement of the new ban on sitting or lying on sidewalks throughout the city after delaying it to ensure...
03/15/2011
San Francisco police start going after loiterers, enforcing sit-lie ordinance | Ari Burack | Local | Police quietly rolled out enforcement of the sit-lie ordinance late last week, but it appears no one has been cited for violating the law. Park Police Station Capt. Denis O’Leary said he was advising his officers “to go easy in the beginning and just admonish people.”“I haven’t seen a cite yet,” sai
03/10/2011
Battle erupts about sitting on sidewalks on Haight Street | Andrea Koskey | Local | San Francisco E Four months after voters approved the sit-lie ordinance, San Franciscans still await police enforcement. So some Haight Street merchants have taken matters into their own hands, which is working but provoking a backlash.Some shop windows now display signs warning passersby not to sit or lie on the s
03/07/2011
San Francisco's stalled sit-lie law waiting on the printer | Ari Burack | Crime | San Francisco Exa The latest cause for pause in enforcement of The City’s controversial sit-lie ordinance? The print shop.
Sit/lie ban at a standstill while police work on enforcement plan Keep on sitting. Keep on lying. The ban on the behavior on public sidewalks citywide - approved by voters in November's election - has been temporarily delayed because of a lag in the police department's ability to get...