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Police there have stopped using predictive policing software, which tries to predict future crime by analyzing data, but still have it as a tool. The legislation would stop it, becoming the first apparent city to do so in the county. Authorities do use some recognition tools, but not live cameras, Cummings said. … [Read more...] about The Scanner: SF’s Boudin, other district attorneys condemn Barr’s criticism

The $6.95 million property came on the market during an especially rainy November, and Moeller says that plus the typical holiday sales doldrums led to a slow start that picked up as soon as spring was in the air. “Interest has significantly increased in the new year. The Thanksgiving holiday through Super Bowl is a time period with plenty of competing priorities for buyers and realtors,” he said. “This is a four-season house, but we are especially fortunate with amazing spring-like sunny days.” … [Read more...] about ‘They control every aspect of building’: Famous SF architect builds $7M home despite regulations

Whiz has a pretty good burger, not fancy, just the basics. The burger itself is very mayo heavy on both sides of the bun. Below a kinda dry sesame seed bun lives the shredded lettuce and tomato. Under that is a pre-made beef patty without a lot of salt or spice, wearing some rad melted American cheese and a layer of diced white onion and pickle just below the beef. Based on all of this knowledge and expertise, I give my first inspection to the always rad Whiz Burgers a 71 out of 100. They could use fresher ingredients, or more elaborate sauce or toppings, but hey, then it wouldn’t be Whiz Burger. … [Read more...] about SF Burger Inspector: Whiz Burgers is a Mission classic, with a grisly parking lot

Pacific Gas and Electric reported that the outage began at 7:52 p.m., impacting an area of the city ranging from the Haight-Ashbury in the west to San Francisco City Hall and the Civic Center to the east.The Chronicle, the blackout hit the War Memorial Opera House during a San Francisco Ballet performance. Ballet officials were forced to cancel the performance because of the outage, which was caused by a "small fire" in an underground vault near Laguna and Hayes streets. … [Read more...] about Over 9,000 SF customers lose power after underground equipment failure

“I lost the career I loved protecting the city I love,” Hoeper said in a statement. “I hope this long-delayed victory encourages other public employees to do the right thing, be true to their oath and report wrongdoing. I hope it sends a strong signal to the city attorney and to other elected officials that, at least in California, firing whistleblowers is illegal and there will be consequences.” … [Read more...] about SF Appeals Court Upholds Jury Verdict In Retaliation Case Against City Attorney Herrera