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Tag Archives: Dennis Herrera
San Francisco Returns the Favor, Sues Monster Energy Drink
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed suit against Monster Beverage Monday, on the heels of Monster filing suit against Herrera last week. The city's suit calls Monster's business practices around its energy drinks "unfair, deceptive, and unlawful" and asserts … Continue reading
Monster Suing San Francisco Over Energy Drinks
NEW YORK (AP) — Monster Beverage is suing San Francisco's city attorney over demands that the energy drink maker reduce the amount of caffeine in its drinks and change its marketing practices. The company, based in Corona (Riverside County), says … Continue reading
San Francisco Nudity Ban Upheld by Court; Read the Judge's Decision
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal judge has cleared the way for San Francisco's ban on most displays of public nudity to take effect on Feb. 1. U.S. District Court Judge Edward Chen ruled Tuesday that the city ordinance prohibiting … Continue reading
Mirkarimi Loses Bid to Remove City Attorney From Suspension Proceedings
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(Bay City News) A judge today upheld his tentative ruling denying suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's bid to remove City Attorney Dennis Herrera from his suspension proceedings. In a brief hearing this morning in San Francisco Superior Court, Judge … Continue reading
City Attorney Rebuts Mirkarimi on Disqualification Filing
In a court filing, San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera argued today that he is qualified to handle the official misconduct case against the city's suspended sheriff, Ross Mirkarimi. (Read a pdf of the filing here.) In papers filed Monday, … Continue reading
Interview: SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Threat to Sue CPUC Over Lax Pipeline Regulation
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Yesterday San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced he had filed an "intent to sue" the CPUC and federal regulators for not enforcing federal pipeline safety standards. The notice of intent to sue Herrera delivered late today is a legally-required … Continue reading

