The San Francisco Police have been accused of racial profiling, particularly against Hispanics. The City has directed the police not to enforce federal immigration laws in San Francisco.
Some people seem to have much more money than brains. A San Franciscan plunked-down $109,000 for a new state-of-the-art electric sports car, the Tesla. It was delivered to his home.
The exposure to Beijing's thick, toxic heavy-metal-laden air may not kill our athletes outright, but they may pick up carcinogens and ingest sufficient heavy toxic metals that may create life-long health problems for them and, at some point, may be the cause of their deaths.
Major new funding was announced today for homeless veterans living on the streets of San Francisco. More than $1-million in housing vouchers will be handed-out to veterans living on the streets.
The opening lines of this story are: Literally as I am writing this, NBC's Nightly News anchor, Brian Williams, is getting the first interview with Barack Obama after Obama's stunning speech to the people of the world from Berlin, Germany. Links to the sources included.
The California Building Standards Commission announced on Friday the unanimous adoption of a statewide green building code, the first in the nation.
The Internal Revenue Service is now accepting applications for the first-ever Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) matching grant program. The application period for 2009 is from July 1 through Sept. 2, 2008.
The battleship USS New Jersey (BB 62) entering San Francisco Bay after steaming under the Golden Gate Bridge. Click on the image to enlarge in a separate window. It is an 1880 x 1259 dimension 589-KB JPEG image. Also some good naval and battleship links.
Thanks to a program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, disabled soldiers are learning to scuba dive and explore the wonders of our undersea world.
I wonder if the tree-sitters at U.C.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a branch of the federal government, has developed a successful plug-in hybrid car that runs 50 miles per charge, goes 100 miles per gallon and gets power from the sun. Great photos are included in the story and links for more information.
The nation's first of a class of sleek new powerfully-armed coast guard cutters given the name National Security Cutters, the USGC Bertholf, is scheduled to be commissioned August 4th in San Francisco Bay.
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