Subject: Alex Clemens

• Dog Bites

  July 26, 1995

• SF Gov InAction: What Kind of MONSTER Wouldn't Get a Candle Permit? Plus: Save the Budget Analyst!

  Monday, April 6 11 a.m. - Public Safety Committee Who watches the watchers? Why, the Public Safety Committee does. Every other week. Its recent agendas haven't actually involved DOING much -- there's not much legislation coming out of these meetings -- but they've been crammed with hearings looking into things. They've examined police procedures, crime trends, and best practices - to the extent that the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice has any. Today's agenda continues the committe

  April 6, 2009

• Letters to the Editor

  Week of July 10, 2002

  July 10, 2002

• Dog Bites

  October 8, 1997

• Supervisors consider ballot measure to pull city ads from newspapers

  June 24, 2009

• Newsom Resign-O-Rama Continues -- Is it Business as Usual or Beginning of End?

  So long, Mr. Ryan...​With today's announcement of the departure of Kevin Ryan, the head of the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, Gavin Newsom passed an important pinnacle. His right-hand men and women have now quit more times than Brett Favre. It took a while, but Newsom caught up. On a serious note, Ryan's departure comes one day after that of spokesman Nathan Ballard, and on the heels of a number of key members of Team Newsom bidding adieu. Whether or not this is business as usual or the p

  November 17, 2009