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When it comes to San Francisco’s sanctuary city laws, the convoluted “Due Process for All” ordinance makes it all but impossible for even violent, career felons like Milton Ramos-Rodriguez to be deported. SDR asked the mayor and every supervisor about it. Only two answered the questions.
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In San Francisco, because we are a target destination for outcasts and misfits and the frayed knots on society’s fringes, we tolerate everybody: even the intolerant. thevoicesf.org/not-from-here…
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San Francisco Supervisors held a rally on the steps of city hall defending this guy from being deported. Why? 👇
As I discovered after a deeper investigation, Ramos-Rodriguez has a notorious criminal history that goes back to his teen years — including two occasions where he spent years on the run as a wanted felon. thevoicesf.org/city-leaders-…
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Just now: the below loan to MEDA was approved 3-0 by B&F Committee (Dorsey, Sauter and Chen).
How can residents take the Non-profit Monitoring Program Watchlist seriously if City Hall is going to distribute taxpayer dollars to organizations while they’re on the Watchlist?
Crews are preparing the site for a major rebuild of Muni’s Potrero bus yard, with demolition and construction expected to begin early 2027.
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Over 300 artists welcomed visitors during the 52nd annual Open Studios, offering a window into the creative community’s resilience amid rising costs, funding delays, and uncertainty.
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In San Francisco, because we are a target destination for outcasts and misfits and the frayed knots on society’s fringes, we tolerate everybody: even the intolerant. thevoicesf.org/not-from-here…
🎃 Halloween, live music, spooky screenings, theater, opera — and Election Day! San Francisco is packed with ways to get out and about this week. Check out Lynette Majer’s picks for Oct. 29–Nov. 4, including where to cast your ballot and where to watch the results unfold. 👇
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When it comes to San Francisco’s sanctuary city laws, the convoluted “Due Process for All” ordinance makes it all but impossible for even violent, career felons like Milton Ramos-Rodriguez to be deported. thevoicesf.org/sanctuary-for…
The Asian Art Museum’s latest exhibition explores the remarkable history of a monumental bronze of Vishnu and the civilization that created it.
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Election Day is Californians’ last chance to vote on up to 1,000 judges: Why you won’t see them on your ballot or know about the ones you do see.
by @JohnTrasvina
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Milton Ramos-Rodriguez has a notorious criminal past going back to his teens. He went on the lam twice for a total of over a decade after he killed someone in a drive-by shooting and stabbed an ex-girlfriend. Yet the mayor and supervisors rallied behind him after his arrest by ICE and continue to defend sanctuary for all.
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Ramos-Rodriguez was also charged in 2023 with false imprisonment and possession of a firearm and was sentenced the following year. He is on probation and wore an ankle monitor as recently as a month ago.
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As I discovered after a deeper investigation, Ramos-Rodriguez has a notorious criminal history that goes back to his teen years — including two occasions where he spent years on the run as a wanted felon. thevoicesf.org/city-leaders-…
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Here’s a quick, clean, and non-endorsement-laden guide to them, what they do, and a sampling of local groups’ positions on them. thevoicesf.org/heres-your-qu…
Within 30 seconds, however, a man in the back of the room began yelling about billionaires, Gaza, and blood money, demanding that his questions be answered.
“Sir, we’re not here for you,” Lurie responded. thevoicesf.org/san-francisco…
The California Constitution commands that Supreme Court justices, justices of the courts of appeal, and superior court judges “shall be elected.” It’s been that way since 1849. Yet they are almost never elected or rejected at the polls by voters.
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District 2 and 3 Supervisors Stephen Sherrill and Danny Sauter last Thursday celebrated the completion of the Beach Street Quick-Build Project near the Powell and Hyde cable car turnaround on Beach and Hyde streets. thevoicesf.org/sfmta-complet…
