DeutschNewstral
Article
SF Examiner on 2021-10-21 10:30
Supes approve ordinance calling for data on city workers’ sexual orientation
Related news
- Proposed ordinance calls for data collection on city employees’ sexual orientation to ensure LGBTQ hiringSF Examiner
- Supes unanimously approve ordinance requiring landlords give 10-day notice before evictionsSF Examiner
- Supes approve new homeless facility in first meeting since city lockdownSF Examiner
- Supes unanimously approve suspending citywide cannabis tax to help businesses, curb illegal salesSF Examiner
Supes Set to Discuss Vacation Rental Ordinancenorthcoastjournal.com- Supes approve warning for non-citizen votersSF Examiner
- Supes approve $60M for new animal shelterSF Examiner
- Supes back Breed’s pick to lead human resources agencySF Examiner
- Supes approve law requiring employers to accommodate breastfeeding momsSF Examiner
- Supes reject environmental appeals, approve India Basin housing developmentSF Examiner
- Supes approve 60-day cap on Airbnb rentalsSF Examiner
- Supes approve police raises with final 9-2 voteSF Examiner
- Supes approve memorial for Alex Nieto, man killed by SFPDSF Examiner
- Supes approve naming SFO terminal after Harvey MilkSF Examiner
- Supes approve $15M contract extension for homeless outreachSF Examiner
- Supes approve Mayor Breed’s appointee to the Planning CommissionSF Examiner
- Editorial: Supes approve Breed’s Tenderloin emergency. Can she get results?SF Examiner
- SF supes vote to approve police contract without reform concessionsSF Examiner
- Supes approve $13.6B city budget in a 10-1 voteSF Examiner
ABQ councilors approve shared transportation vehicle ordinanceabqjournal.com