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SF college boss under fire over alleged pay-padding scheme and phantom vacation days (opens the original)
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The head of the troubled City College of San Francisco is facing allegations that she gave herself cash, stipends and fake vacation days — on top of a $350,000 salary. Trustees board President Aliya Chisti told Chancellor Kimberlee Messina that it will “conduct a prompt, thorough, and impartial investigation into the allegations” of her alleged misconduct, according to a letter seen by the San Francisco Chronicle. Per the letter, Messina’s executive assistant claimed the college boss received a
Gavin Newsom targets ICE agents with shock-glove ban, job blacklist — but feds tell them to ignore him (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has been slammed for signing a raft of laws targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents – including a ban on the federal agency’s use of shock gloves. The California governor portrayed the new laws as necessary oversight of an immigration enforcement operation he says has gone too far. In addition to the ban on “wearable electroshock devices,” Newsom backed state Democrats’ controversial move to prohibit ICE agents accused of serious misconduct from later being employe
Ritzy California mall plunged into darkness for hours thanks to PG&E outage (opens the original)
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San Francisco’s famed Ferry Building was plunged into darkness for three hours Wednesday as another huge Pacific Gas & Electric outage rocked the city’s iconic waterfront — the latest in a rolling line of blackouts to infuriate Bay Area residents. The unplanned outage began at 6:42 a.m. and affected about 455 customers in the area until 9.30am, the utility company said. The outage affected morning businesses including Blue Bottle and Red Bay Coffee, local outlets reported. Lights inside the land
California brings in new laws changing how you eat forever (opens the original)
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Dining out in California will forever come with an asterisk. Under a new law signed Monday, restaurant chains will have to slap a warning – a sugar cube inside a black triangle – on menus next to drinks packing an entire day’s recommended amount of added sugar. The requirement applies to chain restaurants with 20 or more locations and must be in place by Jan. 1, 2029. The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now. And at the other end of the food pyramid, California has also
Xavier Becerra’s excruciating interview sees him stumble over basic questions, gets name wrong in painful watch (opens the original)
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California’s likely future governor Xavier Becerra continued his streak of awkward moments with the press — stumbling over a fundraising question and botching the name of a Dem ally in an excruciating interview with a San Francisco news outlet. The Democratic frontrunner, who has a considerable lead over his Republican rival Steve Hilton, was pressed by the San Francisco Standard’s comedy correspondent Sophia Garrow on some key details of his campaign. In the new interview, Garrow asked Becerra
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