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Manny quits D8 race after sex assault charge (opens the original)
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In a dramatic reversal of fortune, Emanuel “Manny” Yekutiel ended his well-funded campaign for District 8 supervisor Thursday after the publication of a new sexual-assault allegation against him and the subsequent loss of support from Mayor Daniel Lurie and other political figures who had been in his corner despite another allegation made public in June. “I am not admitting to having assaulted anyone and some of the things that are being said about me are fundamentally untrue,” Yekutiel said in
SF blockchain tycoon drops $500,000 on D10 race (opens the original)
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It has long been a common refrain in District 10 that The Cityâs southeastern corner has not received the same level of attention and investment as other parts of The City. But when Chris Larsen, the billionaire founder and executive chairman of San Francisco-based blockchain-technology firm Ripple Labs, gave $500,000 to an independent committee supporting supervisorial candidate Theo Ellington, Ellingtonâs opponents questioned whether District 10 was getting too much outside interest. The
Charges fly over $120 million housing measure (opens the original)
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It was a lovefest outside San Francisco City Hall on May 19 when Mayor Daniel Lurie and other elected officials joined with nonprofit housing, labor union, development and tenant representatives to celebrate their support for a November ballot measure that aims to expand The Cityâs Housing Trust Fund. âWeâre going to work together and have an effective, thriving city government that takes good ideas and coalitions to the ballot and lets voters actually participate in their democracy, as op
D8 candidate Manny Yekutiel far ahead in cash (opens the original)
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The race to succeed District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors has entered its final stretch, with four candidates vying for the open seat in a contest that could help determine whether a moderate majority holds or progressives gain ground. With all of the candidates agreeing that the rising cost of living in The City is a top issue, the race has featured questions around how to create more housing, invigorate commercial corridors, and treat drug addiction
Recovering Matt Dorsey seeks accountability (opens the original)
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Supervisor Matt Dorsey came into office in 2022 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemicâs devastation, amid a fentanyl crisis with specific objectives that included increasing police staffing and recalibrating The Cityâs approach to users of illegal drugs. Dorsey â whoâs now running for reelection in November to continue representing District 6 â brought his experience from working in and around City Hall for more than 30 years, along with his background recovering from addiction, which h
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