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Cyclists attended a hearing at City Hall and say they are often the victims of bias from police investigating collisions.
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San Francisco may consider forcefully taking over properties from banks that refuse to modify underwater mortgages.
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San Francisco, San Jose and three Peninsula cities kicked off a new regional bike sharing program on Thursday.
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As Gov. Brown declares a State of Emergency for San Francisco we take a look at the possible effects on the city.
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City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed two legal motions in order to keep San Francisco City College from losing its accreditation.
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed two legal motions in order to keep San Francisco City College from losing its accreditation.
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As many as 30 protesters were cited at SF City Hall during a sit in outside the mayor's office over CCSF's accreditation.
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As many as 30 protesters were cited at SF City Hall during a sit in outside the mayor's office.
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The two sides in the BART dispute are making their cases before a governor's board of investigators in Oakland today.
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FlightCar is launching a new service for people who want to rent their cars, but they're getting into hot water with the city of San Francisco.
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FlightCar is launching a new service for people who want to rent their cars, but they're getting into hot water with the city of San Francisco.
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Sunday night, a last minute board of inquiry order by Gov. Jerry Brown averted a Bay Area Rapid Transit strike.
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BART riders are expressing relief after a strike was averted by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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BART trains are rolling today after Gov. Jerry Brown stepped into block an impending strike - just hours before a deadline.
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BART union representatives announced that a strike would be averted for at least seven days.
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The contentious BART negotiations ultimately led to an intervention by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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BART talks continued Friday with unions saying they're optimistic a settlement can be reached.
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There is a lot of pressure coming from San Francisco City Hall for BART and the unions to get a deal done.
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Tuesday afternoon, a long-awaited ruling spelled out the future of ride-sharing services like Lyft and Sidecar.
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Tuesday afternoon, a long-awaited ruling spelled out the future of ride-sharing services like Lyft and Sidecar.
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San Francisco parks and plazas are getting a high-tech upgrade with the help of Google.
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A rally to discuss the issues surrounding the Travyon Martin case was held on the steps of San Francisco City Hall Tuesday.
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A hearing was held at San Francisco City Hall Thursday to decide if the popular Bacon Bacon SF restaurant could reopen.
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Wedding bells continued to ring at San Francisco City Hall on Monday, with about 40 ceremonies taking place in the rotunda.
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Couples flocked to city halls and county courthouses in California as same-sex marriages resumed following a five-year legal hiatus.
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A colorful crowd attended SF's Pride Parade to celebrate the recent Supreme Court ruling restoring same-sex marriages in Calif.
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Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in downtown San Francisco for the city's annual Pride Parade.
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A colorful crowd attended SF's Pride Parade to celebrate the recent Supreme Court ruling restoring same-sex marriages in Calif.
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Over one million people are expected to attend San Francisco's Pride Celebration and Parade, the largest LGBT gathering in the nation.
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Happy couples filled San Francisco City Hall on Saturday as clerks resumed issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
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Happy couples filled San Francisco City Hall on Saturday as clerks resumed issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
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Gay marriage opponents have filed an emergency motion asking the Supreme Court to halt same-sex weddings in California.
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Nearly 200 volunteers spent Saturday morning creating a symbolic pink triangle that stretches across SF's Twin Peaks hillside.
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San Francisco City Hall was bustling on Friday evening same-sex couples began exchanging vows after a surprise announcement.
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The four plaintiffs in the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned California's same-sex marriage ban tied the knot Friday.
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A federal appeals court has cleared the way for California to immediately resume issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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A brunch at San Francisco's Dolores Park on Friday brought several generations of the transgender community together.
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Proposition 8 plaintiffs Kris Perry and Sandy Stier were the first same-sex couple to get married in California after the ban was overturned.
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9th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted stay on Proposition 8, clearing the way for the state of California to immediately resume issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples after a 4 1/2-year freeze.
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The landmark same-sex marriage rulings combined with the toasty weather equals a huge turnout predicted for SF's Pride weekend.
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The landmark same-sex marriage rulings combined with the toasty weather equals a huge turnout predicted for SF's Pride weekend.
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With the landmark DOMA and Prop. 8 rulings, San Francisco's annual Pride weekend is taking on new historical significance.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a provision of a federal law denying federal benefits to married same-sex couples.
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In a 5-4 decision on Wednesday, the Supreme Court cleared the way for same-sex marriages to resume in California.
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In Rome, San Francisco's archbishop said the will of the people has been undermined.
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Legal expert Deep Gulasekaram weighs in on the Prop 8 and DOMA decisions.
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Assm. John Perez is the nation's first elected openly gay Speaker. To him, the Proposition 8 ruling is very personal.
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Thousands of people headed to San Francisco's Castro District to celebrate the Prop 8 and DOMA decisions.
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County offices are gearing up for an influx of wedding license applications from gay couples.
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Celebrations were planned in Oakland and San Jose following Wednesday's Supreme Court rulings.
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