Recent reports by other publications that the station might be axed are "simply inaccurate," says a spokesperson.

"There is nothing San Franciscan about Pepsi's ham-handed attempt here to fatten its own bottom line," says the City Attorney.

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Meteorologists are particularly concerned about the predicted winds, which may be strong enough to take down power lines.

Two competing pieces of legislation were introduced yesterday, with the goal of fighting false owner move-in evictions in SF.

The new effort, dubbed "Yes We Can!," is a reversal of the city's previous push to remove more than 1,000 local garbage cans.

"'Disrespectful' does not even begin to describe the asinine mistake that Waterbend Apartments made when they released this ad."

Already in hot water with the city, Bluegogo once again left unpermitted bikes on SF streets this morning.

Community input is being sought on potential new additions to the park, from surfboard storage to new signage.

A big new cigarette tax goes into effect this weekend, and the city is taking advantage by launching new programs to lure quitters.

Project Wreckless has acquired a space in Mendell Plaza, where they aim to teach mechanic skills to at-risk youth.

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To clean up toxic waste in the neighborhood, PG&E has been quietly buying up pricey Marina homes.