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One of the companies, GEO Group, recently settled a $100,000 lawsuit over conditions inside the same facility where Ulises Peña López was detained.
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SEC officials say the change could help newer life-sciences companies spend more time on clinical trials and FDA review.
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The SFMTA has launched a new program aimed at increasing the number of bike rental stations in the city.
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A new California law will give judges more authority to deny mental health diversion to some defendants.
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The Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to approve a charter amendment that would allow a public bank to be established in San Francisco.
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San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood is calling for an oversight hearing into allegations of malpractice at two affordable housing complexes in the Western Addition.
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Hours of traffic gridlock hampered people trying to leave after Fourth of July fireworks in San Francisco on Saturday night.
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For years, tribal casinos in California have claimed they have exclusive rights to host blackjack and other Las-Vegas style gambling. But a San Francisco judge just ruled against them.
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The prison company CoreCivic has sold two of the largest immigration detention facilities in California to the U-S Department of Homeland Security.
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San Francisco and other Bay Area cities are currently behind in meeting their target for the sixth cycle of the California Regional Housing Needs Allocation program.
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In San Francisco, seniors with HIV face barriers to staying housed. That could hurt efforts to slow HIV’s spread.
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Speeding up California's oil drilling permit process is the goal of a new bill in the state Legislature. It forces state regulators to make quick decisions and sets strict deadlines -- ensuring oil companies don't wait years for a decision.
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Last week marked the deadline for California schools to comply with a state law that prohibits the use of culturally insensitive terms for Indigenous groups as school names or mascots.
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California has a new cabinet-level agency focused entirely on housing and homelessness. It officially began operating July 1st.
