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Theo Ellington, District 10 frontrunner backed by billionaire, says he’d restrict billionaire funding (opens the original)
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Theo Ellington, a frontrunner in the District 10 race who earlier this month benefitted from a $500,000 gift from a cryptocurrency billionaire, perhaps the largest donation in a supervisor race in San Francisco history, indicated Wednesday that he would restrict such gifts in the future. Ellington and other candidates at a Bayview forum were asked whether they would limit billionaire funding of PACs in local elections. Ellington held up a green sign to indicate a yes. An audience member gasped,
See how they run: DJ Brookter’s fundraiser brings ‘spoonfuls of support’ (opens the original)
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Even in a room lined with distractions — gleaming Christmas lights, conversations competing with one another and old-style LED neon Giants signs — Dion-Jay “DJ” Brookter rarely breaks away from conversation. The District 10 candidate’s cadence is warm, and his index finger drags across the table when he speaks. Those on the receiving end can’t help but be intrigued. “I wanna be known as neighborhood supervisor,” Brookter told former District 10 supervisor Sophie Maxwell and another attendee at h
S.F. police stopping drivers for minor violations far less after policy change, report finds (opens the original)
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San Francisco police officers have mostly stopped pulling drivers over for minor violations like expired tags, dangling air fresheners and broken taillights, and are using force against fewer drivers, according to a new report released Wednesday. The fall in traffic stops, which comes after a 2024 policy change, came without any noticeable impact on crime or the number of weapons seized, the report also found. But Black drivers are still stopped for minor reasons far more often than white driver
Survey says: San Franciscans feel city government improved, but streets still poor (opens the original)
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San Franciscans say the city is doing a better job on overall governance and continue to rank its parks and libraries high, according to results from a survey of 2,505 city residents released Wednesday. Visits to downtown, a major priority of Mayor Daniel Lurie, are up across the board: Respondents reported going downtown at least once in the past three months for shopping, dining, live music, museums, jobs, and other events. But streets still receive the poorest grade across the board, a C+, an
Capt. Perdomo feels your pain: Mission SFPD leader on the hot seat at community meeting (opens the original)
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Residents describe open drug use, dirty streets and slow response times, while the captain points to the limits of the law. Capt. Perdomo feels your pain: Mission SFPD leader on the
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