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SF supervisor candidate Leanna Louie removed from ballot for not providing proof of residency

US & Canada · San Francisco

SF supervisor candidate Leanna Louie removed from ballot for not providing proof of residency

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Leanna Louie's address was being questioned as she ran for District 4. Louie referred to a Jewish journalist as a NAZI in a social media post. Louie denied any voter fraud took place and she said she referred to Eskenazi as a Nazi because she was "frustrated"See the Story

BART installs fences around 24th St.-Mission plazas

US & Canada · San Francisco

BART installs fences around 24th St.-Mission plazas

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

BART will install temporary fencing around the northeast and southwest plazas of the 24th Street Mission Station. The station will continue to be fully accessible while the fencing is in place. The fencing will remain in place for 60 days. Violations of the ordinance will be met with fines or confiscation of goods but not criminal charges.See the Story

John Hamasaki declares candidacy in District Attorney race - Mission Local • ChronLAW.com

John Hamasaki declares candidacy in District Attorney race - Mission Local • ChronLAW.com

John Hamasaki, a criminal defense attorney and former police commissioner, pulled paperwork this morning to run for the office. Hamasaki was well-known as an aggressive member of the police commission who harshly criticized the San Francisco Police Department and its union. He would spar publicly with the chief of police, and the commission often received calls for his removal, citing his controversial Twitter posts.See the Story

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Controversial S.F. supervisor candidate Leanna Louie can’t be on November ballot, judge rules

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Superior Court Judge Richard Ulmer declines to reverse decision to remove Leanna Louie from ballot. Louie's name will not be listed when voters decide if they want to re-elect incumbent Gordon Mar. Louie was widely condemned after referring to Mission Local editor and columnist Joe Eskenazi as Joe EskeNAZI in social media posts.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

More Nuru Fallout: Prominent Landlord Victor Makras Found Guilty of Bank Fraud

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Victor Makras was found guilty of bank fraud and making false statements to a bank. Makras worked with ousted Public Utilities Commission general manager Harlan Kelly to defraud Quicken Loans of $1.3 million. That scheme involved a home owned by Kelly and his wife, Naomi Kelly, San Francisco's former city administrator. The feds successfully argued that Makras guided Kelly in this scheme.See the Story

Chinese nonprofit fights Chinese-language misinformation

More than half of the Chinese-language fake news circulating within the Chinese American community is spread on WeChat. A SF-based nonprofit is trying to counter the fake news on the widely used app as well as on Twitter and YouTube. Enter PiYaoBa, which brings together misinformation from Chinese- language social media networks and presents viewers the facts.See the Story

Mayor Breed required resignation letters from troves of appointees

Mission Local received more than three dozen preemptive resignation letters penned by mayorally appointed commissioners. The pattern behind the letters is difficult to discern; on some of the very same commissions, certain members confirmed they signed such a letter while others said they were not asked to. It is not clear if the letters were insisted upon based on concerns about the individual appointee.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Stabbing victim in critical condition, 70-year-old charged

Investigation continues in the Sunday night stabbing and police say other suspects remain at large.See the Story

Double Play bar burns — memorabilia destroyed

The well-known sports bar, the Double Play Bar, was severely damaged by the fire this morning. It will remain closed until further notice.See the Story

Fixer hired for SFUSD payroll fiasco as teachers, staff still feel the pain

The San Francisco Unified School District updated its payroll system to EMPowerSF. The move has created payroll errors for, at minimum, hundreds of teachers and staff. As of last week, the United Educators San Francisco teachers union counted more than 70 grievances related to payroll. The district hired Alvarez & Marsal, an international management consulting firm, on a $2.8 million contract.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Two women shot at 23rd and Valencia — one severely wounded

A pair of women were shot at the corner of 23rd and Valencia streets around 6:30 p.m. on Monday. Both women were alive when they were taken to the hospital, but one had life-threatening injuries. Police did not confirm whether the shooter was in a car, but witnesses on the app Citizen reported seeing a light-colored car, possibly a Mercedes Benz.See the Story

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